Discover Ireland: The 10 best sights for your vacation!

Discover Ireland: The 10 best sights for your vacation!

Cliffs of Moher, Irland - The Republic of Ireland, a country full of history and spectacular landscapes, has far more to offer than just pubs and sheep. With a size that corresponds to that of Bavaria, many of the main attractions are close together. Travelers have numerous options to explore these sights - be it by rental car, bus or train. The cliffs of Moher and the ring of Kerry are particularly in focus.

The world draws attention to the impressive cliffs of moher. These majestic cliffs reach a height of 214 meters above sea level and extend over more than 8 kilometers. The most popular viewpoints include Hag’s Head and O’Brien’s Tower, from where there are breathtaking views. An interactive visitor center with a 4D film provides information about the animal residents of the cliffs, which enriches the visit. A stay of about 1.5 hours on the cliffs is recommended to have enough time for photos and enjoy the center.

Discover the diversity of Ireland

One of the most famous panoramic roads in Ireland, the Ring of Kerry, leads around the Iveragh peninsula. The 180-kilometer route surprises with moss-covered hills, dramatic cliffs and other sights such as Skellig Michael (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and Killarney. According to a contribution in the community of Rick Steves , the ring is often advertised as the preferred goal among travelers, since it offers a fullness of impressions. It is even possible to explore the Cliffs of Moher after visiting the ring while you are on your way back to Dublin.

other highlights of Ireland

Ireland offers many other sights:

• kilkenny: around 3000 fortresses shape the country, including the impressive Kilkenny Castle and St. Canice’s Cathedral.
• Rock of Cashel: A national landmark that sits 65 meters above the city of Cashel, fascinates with its rich history and legends, for example about the devil.
• Trinity College Dublin: The oldest university in Ireland with over 3 million books and the famous Book of Kells, which is presented in an interactive exhibition.
• epic museum: in Dublins Docklands this museum addresses mass emigration and Irish culture.
• Newgrange: an impressive 5000 year old burial chamber that offers a fascinating light phenomenon for the winter solstice.
• Kylemore Abbey: This monastery in Connemara, once a castle, impresses with restored Victorian rooms and a beautiful Walled Garden.
• Achille Island: The largest island of Ireland, known for their abandoned village and plenty of opportunities for water sports.

The possibilities are almost unlimited to discover the natural beauty and cultural treasures of this fascinating island. Visit Ireland and experience yourself how much more it has than the obvious.