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Stand on the Edge of the Cliffs of Moher
Gaze 214 meters straight down into the Atlantic from Ireland's most dramatic cliffs.
Stand Before the Book of Kells
Witness the 1,200-year-old illuminated manuscript that dazzles scholars and artists alike.
Pull a Perfect Pint of Guinness at the Storehouse
Learn to pour Ireland's black gold at the home of Guinness.
Visit the Ancient Passage Tomb at Newgrange
Enter the 5,000-year-old tomb that predates the pyramids and Stonehenge.
Drive the Ring of Kerry
Circle the Iveragh Peninsula on Ireland's most legendary scenic drive.
Take a Boat to Inis Mór on the Aran Islands
Ferry to the windswept island where ancient stone forts cling to Atlantic cliffs.
Row Through the Lakes of Killarney National Park
Glide across the ancient lake beneath McGillycuddy's Reeks on a traditional boat.
Explore Kilmainham Gaol's Revolutionary Past
Walk the cells where the leaders of the 1916 Rising spent their final hours.
Graze Through the English Market
Taste your way through Cork's legendary covered food market since 1788.
Drive the Slea Head Loop on the Dingle Peninsula
Circle the westernmost point of mainland Europe through beehive huts and crashing waves.
Wander the Colorful Streets of the Latin Quarter
Explore Galway's bohemian heart where buskers, bookshops, and pubs collide.
Conquer the Gap of Dunloe
Hike or ride through the narrow mountain pass carved by glaciers.
Storm Kilkenny Castle's Norman Towers
Explore the 800-year-old castle that dominates the medieval marble city.
Crawl the Literary Pubs of Temple Bar
Follow in the footsteps of Joyce, Beckett, and Wilde through Dublin's storied pubs.
Kiss the Stone at Blarney Castle
Lean backward over the battlements to receive the legendary gift of eloquence.
Shuck and Slurp Oysters at the Galway Festival
Taste the wild Atlantic oysters that earned Galway a world-famous festival.
Hear Traditional Music in Doolin's Legendary Pubs
Experience nightly trad sessions in Ireland's unofficial capital of traditional music.
Climb the Holy Mountain of Croagh Patrick
Ascend Ireland's sacred peak where St. Patrick fasted for 40 days.
Catch a Trad Session at The Cobblestone
Experience raw, unfiltered traditional Irish music in Smithfield's beloved pub.
Drive the Wild Connemara Loop
Navigate the bog roads and mountain passes of Ireland's wildest corner.
Walk the Medieval Mile to St. Canice's Cathedral
Stroll the ancient street connecting castle and cathedral through Ireland's best-preserved medieval core.
Explore the Largest Norman Castle in Ireland
Walk through the 800-year-old fortress that doubled as Braveheart's York.
Walk Through a Thousand Years at Dublin Castle
Trace Irish history from Viking fortress to seat of British power.
Explore the Eerie Moonscape of the Burren
Walk across a lunar limestone landscape where Arctic and Mediterranean flowers coexist.
Eat the Freshest Fish Pie on the Wild Atlantic
Devour a bubbling fish pie in one of Dingle's famous harbor restaurants.
Explore the Star-Shaped Charles Fort
Walk the ramparts of the 17th-century coastal fortress guarding Kinsale Harbor.
Watch the Sun Set Over Galway Bay
Stand on the Salthill Promenade as the Atlantic sky ignites in amber and violet.
Savor a Kerry Lamb Stew in a Fireside Pub
Warm up with the slow-cooked stew that defines Irish comfort food.
Cycle the Great Western Greenway
Pedal 42 kilometers of traffic-free trail along Clew Bay to Achill Island.
Cross the Ha'penny Bridge at Golden Hour
Walk the cast-iron footbridge that has connected Dublin since 1816.
Explore Ross Castle on the Lakeshore
Visit the 15th-century tower house where the last Munster chieftain resisted Cromwell.
Pub Crawl the Colorful Streets of Dingle Town
Hop between bright-painted pubs where trad sessions erupt without warning.
Dine on the Kinsale Gourmet Trail
Eat your way through Ireland's unofficial gourmet capital.
Feast on Fish and Chips at Leo Burdock's
Eat Dublin's legendary chipper that's been battered and frying since 1913.
Taste Kilkenny's Craft at Smithwick's Experience
Discover the story of Ireland's oldest operating brewery on the banks of the Nore.
Walk to the Beehive Huts of Fahan
Step inside stone shelters built by monks over a thousand years ago.
Climb the 132 Steps of Shandon Bell Tower
Ring the bells of St. Anne's and survey Cork's steepled skyline.
Descend into Doolin Cave's Great Stalactite
See the longest free-hanging stalactite in the Northern Hemisphere deep underground.
Sample Craft Beers on Cork's Brewery Trail
Hop between independent breweries in Ireland's most creative beer city.
Feast on Fresh Seafood Chowder Overlooking the Atlantic
Eat a bowl of creamy chowder loaded with local fish in a cliffside setting.
Stroll Westport's Georgian Tree-Lined Mall
Walk the elegant riverside promenade of Ireland's best-planned town.
Walk the Scilly Walk Coastal Trail
Hike the headland path linking Kinsale to the Old Head with sweeping harbor views.
Browse the Kilkenny Design Centre
Shop Ireland's finest contemporary crafts in the castle's former stables.