Best Landmarks in Connemara National Park

Escape to Barna Woods: Galway's serene woodland offering tranquil trails, diverse wildlife, and a touch of ancient history.

Explore Connemara National Park: Discover trails, wildlife, and breathtaking scenery at the gateway to Ireland's natural beauty.

Explore the haunting ruins of Menlo Castle, a 16th-century landmark on the River Corrib with a rich and tragic history.

Experience Irish hospitality at Abbeyglen Castle Hotel in Connemara: stunning views, gourmet dining, and a touch of history on the Sky Road.

Hike Diamond Hill in Connemara National Park for breathtaking panoramic views of Ireland's rugged coastline and iconic landmarks.

Capture the iconic beauty of Connemara at Pines Island Viewpoint: Derryclare Lough, the Twelve Bens, and a landscape photographer's dream.

Explore Rinville Park in Galway: History, nature trails, castle ruins, and stunning Galway Bay views await near Oranmore. Free admission & parking!

Discover Renvyle Beach: a serene escape on Ireland's Connemara coast with stunning views, clear waters, and rich history.

Step into cinematic history at the Quiet Man Bridge in Galway, where the beauty of Connemara meets the magic of John Ford's classic film.

Explore the poignant history of Ireland's workhouse system at the Irish Workhouse Centre in Portumna, County Galway.

Discover Claregalway Castle: A beautifully restored medieval tower house offering a unique glimpse into Ireland's rich history and culture.

Explore Knockma Wood in Galway: where myth and history converge amidst scenic trails and panoramic views.

Experience traditional Irish sheep farming with sheepdog demonstrations and stunning fjord views along the Wild Atlantic Way.

A family-friendly farm park in Galway with indoor and outdoor activities, animal encounters, and fun for all ages in a scenic countryside setting.

Explore the life of Patrick Pearse and the Gaelic culture of Connemara at this historical landmark and visitor attraction on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Explore the natural beauty and literary history of Coole Park Nature Reserve, once home to Lady Gregory and a haven for Irish writers.

Discover Connemara's heritage at Dan O'Hara's Homestead: an open-air museum with reconstructed dwellings, farm animals, and cultural insights.

Discover a natural oasis in Galway City: explore woodland trails, historical ruins, and diverse wildlife at Merlin Park Woods.

Explore a 19th-century silver mine, witness sheep herding, and cut turf in the heart of Connemara's scenic countryside.

Escape to Oughterard Shrubbery: Galway's serene park with lush greenery, peaceful paths, and a tranquil atmosphere for nature lovers.

Visit the historic site where Alcock and Brown made the first non-stop transatlantic flight in 1919, a landmark in aviation history.

Explore the historic Merlin Castle, a medieval tower house ruin nestled in the tranquil Merlin Woods of Galway, offering a glimpse into Ireland's past.

Discover the stories etched in the landscape of Derrigimlagh Bog, where transatlantic history and natural beauty converge on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Discover the enchanting Connemara Giant, an iconic sculpture nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of County Galway, Ireland's cultural heart.

Step back in time at Woodville House Walled Garden, a beautifully restored 18th-century oasis with historical ties to Lady Augusta Gregory.

Walk or drive across the sands to Omey Island, a tidal gem in Connemara with ancient ruins, stunning scenery, and unique coastal walks.

Explore the mystical Pigeon Hole Cave near Cong, where folklore meets geological wonder on the scenic Pigeon Hole Loop.

Cross the sands to Omey Island, a tidal gem on the Wild Atlantic Way, where history and stunning landscapes await exploration at low tide.

Discover Clonfert Cathedral, a hidden gem in County Galway, showcasing Ireland's rich history and stunning Romanesque art, founded by St. Brendan.

Experience the raw beauty of Ireland's west coast at Cleggan Cliffs, where dramatic landscapes meet the wild Atlantic Ocean.

Discover the tranquil beauty of Moyrus Beach in Galway: soft sands, clear waters, and stunning Connemara scenery await.

Discover Gurteen Beach: a breathtaking Connemara gem with white sands, turquoise waters, and stunning coastal scenery near Roundstone.

Discover the breathtaking landscapes of Connemara with exhilarating hikes and scenic cycling at Connemara Adventure Tours.

Discover Lettergesh Beach: Connemara's tranquil coastal gem with golden sands, stunning views, and a peaceful escape into Ireland's natural beauty.

Explore the wild beauty of Connemara National Park from this welcoming Letterfrack lodge, offering comfort and convenience for your Irish adventure.

Discover the historic Marconi Radio Station in Mannin, Co. Galway, where transatlantic communication began amidst stunning Connemara scenery.

Discover the serene beauty and rich history of Monivea Woods in County Galway, offering peaceful trails and historical landmarks.

Discover the serene beauty of East End Beach on Inishbofin Island: a perfect blend of tranquil nature and coastal charm.

Experience the taste of the Wild Atlantic Way at Connemara Smokehouse, where traditional methods meet the finest smoked seafood.

Discover Connemara Bay Beach: Serene shores, clear waters, and stunning mountain views await on Ireland's captivating County Galway coastline.

Experience the thrill of the Wild Atlantic Way with Connemara Real Adventures: kayaking, coasteering, climbing, and more in Ireland's stunning Connemara region.

Discover the enchanting ruins of Ballykine Castle, a hidden historical treasure nestled in the serene landscapes of County Mayo, Ireland.

Discover a tranquil escape in Galway at Martin Connely Causeway, where nature's beauty meets peaceful serenity. Perfect for walks, picnics, and relaxation.

Experience the breathtaking trails of Connemara with guided walks, exploring the stunning landscapes and rich heritage of County Galway.

Escape to the tranquility of Derroura Woods in Galway: scenic trails, breathtaking views, and a haven for nature lovers.

Experience breathtaking panoramic views of Connemara National Park's mountains, valleys, and lakes from this must-see scenic viewpoint in County Galway.

Discover the untamed beauty of Roundstone Bog: a haven of natural wonders in the heart of Connemara, County Galway.

Explore the Burren's unique landscape: wildflowers, woodlands, and farm animals await at this family-friendly nature sanctuary on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Discover the rugged beauty and rich history of Cleggan Head, a captivating coastal escape on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way in County Galway.