County Galway

Galway is best known for its history stretching from medieval times, as well as a prominent art scene. Prominent tourist attractions include medieval structures such as stone castles and churches. Travelers can take a peek into this western Irish city’s culture and history by visiting its many ancient buildings.

The best time to visit Galway would be during its warmer seasons, from May to August. Events or festivals to take note of are the Galway International Arts Festival (theater, art, and music festival held in a week’s timeline in July) and the Galway Race Week (prominent horse racing event in either July or August). In September, there is also a popular international oyster festival.

It’s best to stay in the city center of Galway, particularly in Eyre Square, where there are a number of family-friendly and solo-friendly accommodations. This place is also centric to many historical attractions and structures made out of stone, as well as food establishments with good Irish cuisine.