Tourist Attractions in Ireland

Georgian streets and squares, beautiful parks, cathedrals, museums, and galleries are just part of Dublin's charm. Take in some of the festivals to experience some real fun,

Cork has long been considered the cultural hot spot of Southern Ireland. Old and new architecture, art centers, and institutions maintain the city's reputation today.

Belfast has long been known for shipbuilding and prides itself on building the Titanic. The city has a number of attractions and interesting old architecture worth seeing.

Set on Galway Bay, the city of Galway is a university town with a strong arts scene. This is a lively city with many cafés, shops, restaurants, and street side entertainment.

Set amid the beautiful scenery of Kerry County, Killarney is the main base for visitors who come to explore the surrounding lakes, mountains, and coastline, and ruins.

Explore some of Limerick's history in the old architecture that spans many centuries, from King John's Castle in English Town to St John's Cathedral in Irish Town.

Set on the River Foyle, Londonderry is a pleasant city with an attractive old town and early 17th Century walls. Use the city as a base for exploring surrounding areas.