County Galway
County Galway
Things to Do
Trip.Best Top 3 Best Things to Do in County Galway [2024]
Explore the best things to do in County Galway! Uncover top activities and experiences for an unforgettable visit.
Updated Nov 2024
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based on 1377 reviews"Located in the central city of Gaowei, El Square retains the remnants of many historic buildings, and forms a very distinctive sculpture that tells the history of the ancient city of Gaowei. It is also the soul of the city, this is the place to travel must pass, you can take some photos to show the memory."Galway13.4 km from downtownCity ParksSquaresHighlights: Eyre Square is the center of the eastern area of the city center. There are green spaces in the middle, and Kennedy Park in the square, named after Kennedy's visit in 1963; there is a sculpture by the controversial writer Padraic O'Conaire born in Galway; there is St. Nicholas Church built in 1320 ; has a striking cannon; and several interesting mausoleums.Show Less - 4.44.7/517 Review
based on 2027 reviews"Galway Church is the most important and largest church in the ancient city of Gaowei. The church is a typical Gothic building, the area is very large, the decoration inside is not very luxurious, but it looks solemn. A large mass is held every weekend, and many believers are here to read the Bible and pray, which is worth a visit."Galway13.6 km from downtownChurches and CathedralsHighlights: Galway Cathedral, whose full name is "Cathedral of Our Lady of Heaven and St Nicholas", is a Catholic church and an influential building in Galway.Show Less - 4.34.6/515 ReviewFree
based on 714 reviews"The Spanish Arch is the main attraction in the ancient city of Gaowei, and he has a history of more than 400 years. He was originally part of the ancient city wall, but now only such a city gate remains. Now on the edge of the Spanish arch is the Gaowei History Museum, which is worth the money to visit."Galway14 km from downtownHistorical SitesHighlights: The Spanish Arch is the only remaining part of Galway's old city walls, on the east bank of the River Corrib. It is part of the ancient city walls of Gowell and one of the few remaining sections of the ancient city walls of Gowell, now part of the Galway City Museum. This section of the city wall was built at the end of the 16th century and has a strong sense of history.Show Less
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