All Attractions in County Galway

Discover the beauty of Aasleagh Falls, a picturesque waterfall on the Galway-Mayo border, offering a tranquil escape into Ireland's wild Connemara landscape.

Experience the magic of the Aran Islands with daily ferry services from Galway City and Rossaveel. Book your scenic journey today!

Explore the historic ruins of Athenry Dominican Priory, a medieval monastery offering a glimpse into Ireland's rich past in County Galway.

Discover Aughnanure Castle: A 16th-century O'Flaherty stronghold with a double bawn, banqueting hall, and stunning Galway scenery.

Explore the Battle of Aughrim, a pivotal clash in Irish history, at this engaging and informative interpretive center in County Galway.

Discover a beautifully restored 19th-century Irish railway station, famed for its role in 'The Quiet Man'. A heritage gem in County Galway.

Experience the vibrant fusion of Brazilian and Irish cultures in the heart of County Galway. Engaging tours, music, dance, and culinary delights await!

Explore Celtic heritage and natural beauty at Brigit's Garden, an award-winning sanctuary in County Galway, Ireland. A magical experience for all ages.

Explore the unique Burren landscape: nature trails, farm animals, and botanical wonders await near Kinvarra, County Galway.

Escape to Cappagh Park in Galway: a green haven with trails, playgrounds, and sports for all ages to enjoy nature.

Discover the charm of Castle Ellen House in County Galway, a beautifully restored 19th-century estate with rich history and tranquil gardens.

A serene Galway park honoring famine victims with gardens, coastal views, and the Famine Ship Memorial.

Discover Galway's iconic landmarks and hidden gems with a flexible hop-on hop-off bus tour. Explore the City of Tribes at your own pace.

Explore Claregalway Castle, a beautifully restored 15th-century Norman tower house with a rich history and strategic location in County Galway.

Explore a medieval Franciscan abbey in County Galway: architecture, history, and tranquil ruins await at Claregalway Friary.

Discover rural Irish life at Claregalway Museum & Forge, where history comes alive through restored artifacts and captivating exhibits.

Explore the wild beauty of Connemara National Park: hiking trails, stunning views, and diverse wildlife in County Galway, Ireland.

Discover the natural beauty and literary history of Coole Park Nature Reserve, once a haven for Ireland's greatest writers, near Gort, County Galway.

Explore the historic ruins of Derrymacloughna Castle near Turloughmore, a 16th-century tower house with Norman roots in County Galway's scenic landscape.

Discover Dog's Bay: A stunning white-sand beach with turquoise waters in Connemara, perfect for swimming, watersports, and scenic relaxation on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Explore the stunning Dún Aonghasa, an ancient stone fort on Inishmore, where history meets breathtaking coastal views.

Discover the serene beauty of Early Harbor in Galway: stunning coastal views, local wildlife, and a peaceful escape into nature's tranquility.

Explore Fiddaun Castle, a remarkably preserved 16th-century Gaelic tower house near Tubber, offering a unique glimpse into Ireland's medieval past.

Explore Ireland's underwater world at Galway Atlantaquaria: native species, interactive exhibits, and ocean conservation on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Experience the magic of the holidays at Galway's Christmas Market in Eyre Square, a festive tradition with crafts, treats, and amusement rides.

Experience Galway Bay's beauty: coastal scenery, maritime history, Irish music, culture, and wildlife with Galway Girl Cruises!

Explore Galway's medieval streets and coastal beauty in comfort with a family-friendly train tour. Departs from Eyre Square.

Discover Galway's Westend: a vibrant mix of culture, cuisine, and craic just steps from the city center. Experience the soul of Galway!

Explore a 19th-century silver mine and experience traditional Irish farm life in the heart of Connemara, near Oughterard, County Galway.

Experience Galway's top-rated escape rooms! Solve puzzles, find clues, and escape in 60 minutes. Perfect for groups, parties, and team-building!

Uncover the medieval past at the Hall of the Red Earl, a historical landmark in Galway showcasing captivating archaeological artifacts.

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of the Irish-speaking islands of Lettermullen and Gorumna at this heritage center.

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

Explore a world of geological treasures at Galway's hidden museum, featuring rare rocks, minerals, and fossils from Ireland and beyond.

Discover the tranquil ruins of Kilbannon Church in Galway, where ancient history and serene landscapes meet, offering a unique Irish experience.

Explore the medieval Kilconnell Franciscan Friary in County Galway, with its impressive architecture, ornate tombs, and tranquil atmosphere.

Discover the historic Kilmacduagh Abbey in County Galway, featuring ancient ruins, a leaning round tower, and a serene monastic atmosphere.

Explore the life of Lady Gregory and the Irish Literary Revival in a charming, restored schoolhouse at the heart of Yeats' Kiltartan Cross.

Discover myth and nature on Knockma Forest Trail: scenic walks, ancient cairns, and panoramic views await in County Galway's enchanting woodlands.

Explore Knockma Wood in Galway: Hike scenic trails, discover ancient cairns, and immerse yourself in Irish history and fairy folklore.

Discover history, beauty, and tranquility at Kylemore Abbey, a stunning lakeside destination in the heart of Connemara, County Galway.

Discover rural Irish heritage at Lackagh Museum: a charming cottage filled with history, artifacts, and stories of a bygone era near Galway.

Discover the enchanting history of the Claddagh ring, a timeless Irish symbol of love, friendship, and loyalty, at this Galway visitor center.

A Galway countryside escape with play areas, friendly animals, and family fun for an unforgettable day out.

Commemorating a dark legend of justice and family, the Lynch Memorial Window offers a glimpse into Galway's haunting history and enduring lore.

Discover the enchanting Martin Tea-House Folly in Galway, a historical landmark offering tranquility and scenic views on the River Corrib.

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

Explore the historic ruins of Merlin Castle, a medieval tower house nestled in the scenic Merlin Woods of Galway.

Discover a natural haven in Galway City: explore diverse woodlands, historical ruins, and vibrant wildlife at Merlin Park Woods.

Explore the Tuam Mill Museum, the only preserved corn mill in the West of Ireland, showcasing centuries of milling history and rural life.

A vibrant Galway park with play areas, gardens, and walking paths, perfect for families and visitors seeking outdoor fun and relaxation.

Walk the Mutton Island Causeway for unique coastal views and a surprising juxtaposition of nature and industry near Galway City, Ireland.

Step into the world of Nora Barnacle, muse to James Joyce, at her charming childhood home in the heart of Galway City.

Experience thrilling escape room adventures in Galway City: puzzle-solving, teamwork, and unforgettable memories await!

Discover nature and history in County Galway's Portumna Forest Park, offering trails, wildlife, and lakeside views on the shores of Lough Derg.

Discover the Quadrangle at the University of Galway: a historic architectural gem and symbol of Galway's commitment to education and culture.

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.

Commemorating Galway's maritime history, the Quincentennial Fountain in Eyre Square is a symbolic landmark and popular gathering place.

Experience traditional Irish farming life with hands-on activities, charming animals, and warm hospitality in County Galway.

Explore Galway's Rinville Park: History, nature, and stunning coastal views await near Oranmore.

Witness the natural spectacle of migrating salmon at Galway's historic Salmon Weir, a prime fishing location on the River Corrib.

Experience Galway's history at the Salmon Weir Bridge, a scenic spot to watch the salmon run and enjoy stunning river views.

Discover the Seattle Stone in Galway, a monument symbolizing the city's special bond with Seattle and transatlantic friendship.

A bronze tribute to Irish and Estonian literary connections, inviting visitors to sit and reflect in the heart of Galway City.

Discover the serene beauty of Tarrea Pier in County Galway: a perfect spot for nature lovers, photographers, and those seeking a peaceful escape.

Explore the historic ruins of Terryland Castle in Galway, a 13th-century landmark offering a glimpse into Ireland's medieval past along the River Corrib.

Discover Galway's Terryland Forest Park: a vibrant urban oasis with native woodlands, riverside trails, and historical echoes.

Explore The Browne Doorway in Eyre Square, Galway - a historical landmark that showcases Ireland's rich architectural heritage.

Discover the vibrant beauty of the Burren's wildflowers, a unique conservation project in County Galway, Ireland.

Explore Galway's maritime past at the Fisheries Watchtower Museum, a unique historical landmark on the River Corrib.

Discover The Long Point in Loughrea: a Blue Flag beach with clear waters, perfect for swimming, picnics, and lakeside relaxation in County Galway.

Discover a peaceful retreat at The New Duck Pond in County Galway, perfect for nature lovers, families, and anyone seeking tranquility.

Experience the magic of the River Corrib Spill Rainbow, a unique natural wonder in the heart of Galway City.

Discover a tranquil escape at The Walks in Loughrea, where natural beauty meets unique Irish history along a charming medieval moat.

Explore the historic tower home of W.B. Yeats in County Galway, a source of inspiration for his timeless poetry.

Discover a delightful escape at Turoe Pet Farm, where fun, education, and animal encounters await for an unforgettable family experience in County Galway.

Step back in time at this charming vintage water pump in Claregalway, a nostalgic reminder of Ireland's rural past and community spirit.

Explore Galway's vibrant history and culture with immersive walking tours led by passionate local guides. Discover the heart of Ireland's West!

Discover Rinville Park: A Wild Atlantic Way gem offering history, nature, and stunning Galway Bay views. Open year-round, free entry!

A historic bridge in Galway connecting the Claddagh and Latin Quarter, offering scenic views and steeped in local legends.

Discover the enchanting Woodville House Walled Garden in County Galway, a lush retreat filled with vibrant flora and serene pathways.