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The best way to see Galway City and Salthill. Our tour takes in the best of Galway City and Salthill, with 13 stops along the way.

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With tours leaving every 90 minutes, giving you plenty of time to explore Galway City and Salthill.

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13 stops near iconic landmarks and locations

With 13 stops at or near must see locations, you can explore all Galway City and Salthill has to offer.

Eyre Square and Urban Charms

Unveil the lively heart of Galway City as you embark on your open-top bus journey, starting at the vibrant Eyre Square North. Explore the contemporary charm of Hyde Hotel on Forster Street, and delve into the rich history of the iconic Spanish Arch along the banks of the River Corrib.

Coastal Wonders and Nature's Retreat

Traverse the stunning coastal landscapes of Galway as your open-top bus tour takes you to the Wild Atlantic Way Mid-Point, the serene Blackrock Diving Board, and the peaceful retreat of Cashelmara. Discover the tranquility of Salthill Camping & Caravan Parks, offering a rejuvenating pause amidst the beauty of nature.

Cultural Oases and Architectural Marvels

Immerse yourself in Galway's cultural treasures at the Circle of Life Garden and enjoy panoramic views from Galway Bay Sea View Apartments. Experience the legendary Irish hospitality at O'Connor's Famous Pub, then delve into academia at the National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG), and marvel at the grandeur of Galway Cathedral before completing your journey back at Eyre Square North

Galway City Attractions

Things to see and do in galway city..

Galway City is the capital of the west of Ireland and it’s idyllic location on the edge of the Atlantic combined with the surrounding countryside provides a memorable setting for any holiday. With every possible variety of scenery and a multitude of things to see and do Galway is an essential part of any visit to the Ireland.

Known as The City of Tribes Galway is a beautiful city located on the western seaboard of Ireland. So beautiful is it, that it was once described as the “Venice of the West” by well-known Irish poet, William Butler Yeats. Galway is a vibrant colourful city, recognised worldwide for its friendly people and welcoming atmosphere. In recent decades Galway has emerged as the hub of Artistic, Modern and cosmopolitan energy in Ireland. Galway is second only to Dublin in yearly visitors. With it’s charming streets, shopping and nightlife mixed with culture, traditional Irish music and activities for all the family, look no further for the perfect escape.

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Sightseeing in Galway City

Book a sightseeing tour of Galway City here. Explore Galway with friendly, knowledgeable guides to learn about this colourful city and see it from the best perspective, with an open top bus! On this Hop-on Hop-off tour, you’ll discover everything from medieval walls in the city centre to the sandy beaches of Salthill. Tour tickets are valid for 24 hours, during which time you can hop-on and off as often as you like. With regular departures from Eyre Square and Salthill you can explore our favorite city at your own pace. Galway is a compact city so it ideal to explore on foot if you prefer to take a walking tour of Galway City .

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• Salthill Promenade
• Galway’s Latin Quarter (The Spanish Arch, Quay Street, Kirwans Lane)

Galway Cathedral

• National University of Ireland

Eyre Square

Galway city museum, galway market.

• River Corrib walk
• Circle of Life National Organ Donor Commemorative Garden

What are the most popular things to do in Galway City with kids?

• Salthill Beaches
• Atlantiquaria National Aquarium
• Barna Woods
• Leisureland
• Rinville Forest Park and playground
• Galway City Karting
• Pure Skill Activity Centre
• Monkey Business
• Loughwell Farm Park

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A visit to Galway would not be complete without spending time with a Galway Hooker – the traditional fishing boats synonymous with Galway since the 1800’s, includes a motorboat trip around Claddagh and Galway Bay.

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Claddagh & docklands walking tour.

Walk with Ciaran around Galway city’s most photographed sights – Spanish Arch, Long Walk & Port of Galway. Hear how it is steeped in history with tales of fishing in days gone by & visit the Galway Hooker workshop.

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Create your own custom boat trip on Galway Bay. Gather your family or friends & have a picnic on the river under the buzz of Galway City or travel out to Salthill & enjoy a guided tour of the sights & landmarks on your route.

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Our family home is in Claddagh, on the water’s edge. We still tie up our boats at the same quay as our grandfathers and their fathers before them.

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21 Best Things To Do In Galway City And Beyond

By Author Keith O'Hara

Posted on Last updated: April 10, 2024

If you’re in search of the best things to do in Galway City and beyond, this guide should come in handy.

Now, as we say in  every one of our ‘best of’ guides, what one person thinks is incredible another may think is terrible.

So, in this guide, we’ll bring you a mix of everything from hikes and walks to historical sites, top-notch tours and unique places to visit in Galway.

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The best things to do in Galway City and beyond

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Galway is home to some of the most notable tourist attractions in Ireland , like Kylemore Abbey, Connemara and the Aran Islands.

However, it also boasts plenty of scenic corners that never make it onto shiny tourist handbooks, as you’ll discover below.

1. The Leenaun to Louisburgh Drive

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OK, so this drive starts in Galway but takes you into Mayo. It takes you from the gorgeous little village of Leenaun on the Killary Fjord to the often-overlooked town of Louisburgh in Mayo.

The route takes you through the magnificent Doolough Valley – a place that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into another world.

Even during the busier months of the year, the Doolough Valley is  relatively  quiet and it’s a joy to drive/cycle through.

Looking for a Galway itinerary?  Hop into our Galway road trip guide, or just keep scrolling!

2. The Sky Road

One of the best things to do in Galway (in my opinion) is to grab a cup of coffee to go from one of the cafes in Clifden and drive or cycle along the Sky Road .

The Sky Road is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Connemara region. It’s a circular route around 11km long that takes you out west from the buzzy little town of Clifden in Galway .

The scenery you’ll be treated to as you spin along the Sky Road will etch itself upon your mind… as will the wind. It gets  fierce  blustery up here!

3. The Diamond Hill hike

The Diamond Hill hike is one of the more popular walks in Galway , mainly due to the views it treats you to on a fine day.

There are 2 walks here: The Lower Diamond Hill walk (3 km long and takes 1 to 1.5 hours) and the Upper Diamond Hill trail (7 km long and takes 2.5 to 3 hours to complete).

Those who reach the summit on a clear day can kick-back while soaking up outstanding views of Connemara National Park and beyond.

As this hike is one of the more popular things to do in Galway during the summer months, it can get  very  busy, so arrive early.

4. Kylemore Abbey

The fairytale-like Kylemore Abbey tends to top most guides on the best things to do in Galway for good reason.

Built in 1867, Kylemore Abbey boasts an almost endless number of tales of romance, tragedy, spirituality, and innovation.

The abbey is now home to the Benedictine nuns, who’ve been living there since 1920. You’ll get an eyeful of it from the car park when you arrive.

You can then take a tour of the abbey itself and the grounds. If you’re wondering what to do in Galway when it rains, the abbey tour is a handy go-to!

5. Beaches galore

There’s  endless  beaches in Galway , however, it’s  generally the various beaches in Connemara that tend to grab much of the attention.

I’m talking, of course, about Dog’s Bay , Gurteen Bay , Renvyle Beach , the Mannin Bay Blueway .

Although the ones above attract visitors by the bucket-load (terrible pun, I apologise…) there’s plenty of other great beaches worth a look, like:

• Silverstrand Beach Barna
• Trá an Dóilín
• Glassilaun Beach
• Lettergesh Beach
• Traught Beach
• Salthill Beach

6. The Aran Islands

Another of the best things to do in Galway is to explore the Aran Islands . There are three – Inis Oirr , Inis Mor and Inis Meain .

Inis Mor is attraction a lot of attention lately after it was used as a filming location for the Banshees of Inisherin .

Some of the most notable attractions on Inis Mor include Dun Aonghasa  and the Wormhole .

Inis Oirr is a joy to cycle around on a fine day with notable attractions including the lighthouse and the Plassey shipwreck.

Inis Meain is the middle island and it’s one of the quieter places to visit in Galway. You’ll find forts and glorious coastal scenery here.

7. Galway Cathedral

A visit to  Galway Cathedral is one of the more popular things to do in Galway City. Although it looks like it was built a couple of hundred years ago, it’s actually not that old.

Construction on the cathedral finished in the late 1950s, which makes it the youngest of Europe’s stone cathedrals.

Visitors to the Cathedral can expect Renaissance details combined with Romanesque and Gothic traditions, an impressive mix of art, along with gorgeous rose windows.

If you’re wondering what to do in Galway when it’s raining, a trip to see the cathedral’s impressive interior never fails to dissapoint.

8. Trad pubs in Galway City

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You’ll often see drink-related activities listed in many guides on what to do in Galway.

And for good reason. Galway is home to some of the best pubs in the land.

The cosy (but very busy) Tigh Neachtains is, in my opinion, the best of the many (and I mean many ) pubs in Galway City .

The Crane Bar is another great spot, especially if you’re looking to attend a trad music session.

Related reads: Check out our guide to the best restaurants in Galway or our guide to the best brunch in Galway !

9. Inishbofin Island

A visit to Inishbofin is one of the more off-the-beaten-path things to do in Galway. You’ll find the little island of Inishbofin just off the coast of Connemara, not far from the village of Cleggan (it’s a handy 30-minute ferry ride).

This gorgeous island boasts a rich history along with breath-taking Atlantic coast scenery. Look at the views in the photo above… a little slice of magic.

There’s also several brilliant looped walks on the island that’ll treat you to a clatter of scenery while also bringing you past award-winning beaches, ancient sites and plenty more.

Tip : Grab the ferry to Inishbofin from Cleggan Pier. If you’re feeling peckish, nip into Cleggan and try a bit of seafood. Oliver’s Seafood Bar, in particular, is brilliant!

10. Castles galore

If you’re wondering what to do in Galway that many people who visit the city tend to miss, carve out some time to drop by Menlo Castle .

You’ll find the 16th century Menlo Castle on the banks of the River Corrib, a handy 12-minute cycle or a 10-minute drive from Galway City.

Once home to the richest family in Galway in 1592 (the Blakes), Menlo is now a picturesque ruin that’s covered head to toe in ivy. Well worth dropping by.

If you fancy discovering other castles nearby, hop into our guide to the best castles near Galway that are worth a visit.

11. Derrigimlagh Bog

Photos by Gareth McCormack via Tourism Ireland

There are plenty of places to visit in Galway, particularly around Connemara, that visiting tourists tend to overlook. One of our favourites is the Derrigimlagh Bog walk (pictured above).

This trail follows a boardwalk that takes you through a blanket bog and that offers some mighty mountain views on a clear day.

One of the highlights is the Alcock and Brown landing site (on the left above). The pair crash landed into the bog in 1919, marking the finish of the world’s first non-stop flight across the Atlantic Ocean.

12. Clifden 

If you’re wondering what to do in Galway over a summer weekend, base yourself in Clifden and explore all around you.

It’s arguably one of the most picturesque small towns in Ireland and you’ve Connemara and beyond to explore by day and a buzzy little village to retire to at night.

There’s plenty of lively pubs (like Lowry’s) and a there’s a load of great restaurants in Clifden to choose from. Here’s some guides to dive into:

• 7 gorgeous hotels in Clifden worth your €
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13. The Salthill Prom

If you’re looking for things to do in Galway City that’ll take you away from the crowds, take a wander out to Salthill .

The 3km-long seaside promenade runs from the edge of the Galway City along Salthill and offers fine views out over Galway Bay.

There’s plenty of other things to do in Salthill to keep you busy and there’s also  plenty  of brilliant restaurants in Salthill to nip into.

The Blackrock Diving Tower is a now-iconic feature in Galway and can be found along the Salthill promenade.

The tower was erected in 1942 after the near-death of a diver (up until then there was a springboard in place).

14. The Aran Island cruise

There’s some very unique things to do near Galway City if you’re willing to brave the choppy Atlantic.

There’s a tour from Galway City (affiliate link) that takes you out on a cruise to the Cliffs of Moher and the Aran Islands. It’s an 8.5-hour tour and it costs a very reasonable €55.

You’ll depart from the docks in Galway and then be treated to views of the breath-taking Clare coastline and a chunk of Connemara before setting off to Inis Mor Island (you’ll have 4.5 hours on the island).

You’ll then leave the island and get to see the Cliffs of Moher from right below! Grab a ticket her e (affiliate link).

15. Omey Island

Omey Island is one of the best-kept secrets in Galway. You’ll find it in Connemara, near Claddaghduff, and it can only be reached at low tide (check tide times in advance!).

You can reach the island by foot, bike or car and it’s the perfect place for those of you looking to things to do in Galway that’ll take you away from the crowds and that’ll immerse you in an area of immense natural beauty.

There’s a number of different walks that you can head off on around Omey but  please  make sure you understand the tides before visiting.

16. Killary Fjord

I’ve wanted to give this a crack for ages! The Killary Fjord is one of those places that looks like it’s been whipped straight from a painting.

It’s beautiful, unspoiled, and, when there aren’t 5 coaches pulled up in the village of Leenaun, peaceful.

There are several different companies offering boat tours of the harbour and those that climb aboard can soak up spectacular views of the surrounding scenery.

If you’re on the lookout for unique things to do around Galway, give one of the Killary boat tours a bash.

17. Aasleagh Falls

There are few sounds that rival the soft ‘plops’ that emit from a waterfall the size of Aasleagh Falls (it’s pretty small!).

You’ll find the waterfall a stone’s throw from Leenane village on the River Erriff, just before the river meets the Killary Harbour .

You can park the car at a lay-by close to the falls and there’s a pathway that allows visitors to make the short stroll to the waterfall. Stretch the legs and gulp down lungfuls of fresh air.

18. The ‘main’ Galway City attractions

Although many of the best things to do in Galway City can be visited on the hop-on-hop-off bus tour (affiliate link), the city is  very  walkable.

One of the more notable attractions is the Spanish Arch which is an extension of Galway’s medieval walls. These walls were designed to protect mooring ships at the nearby quay while they unloaded their goods.

The Arch is right next to Galway City Museum – another handy option for those of you wondering what to do in Galway when it’s raining!

This museum is the go-to spot for everything and anything relating to Galway’s rich history and heritage.

Other popular spots in the city include the colourful Long Walk and the home of  the Claddagh Ring – Thomas Dillons.

19. The Quiet Man Bridge

Our next stop, the Quiet Man Bridge, is one is for those of you that have watched the movie ‘The Quiet Man’ starring John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara.

A good chunk of the movie was filmed in Cong in Mayo, but several scenes were shot around Connemara.

You’ll find the Quiet Man Bridge around 8 km past Oughterard, on the N59 heading west. Even if you haven’t seen the movie this is worth a quick stop off.

20. Glengowla Mines

Photos courtesy Keith Geoghegan via Failte Ireland

At a 35-minute drive from the city, the Glengowla Mines are one of the more unique things to do near Galway.

 You’ll find the Glengowla Mines deep beneath a mountain in Connemara. It’s here that you can embark on a journey of discovery that’ll uncover how lead and silver were mined here in the 1800s.

Visitors to the mines can:

• Explore the caverns of marble
• Gaze at the stunning crystals of quartz and fluorite
• Learn about the conditions the miners worked under before the mines shut in 1865

If you’re looking for places to visit in Galway with the kids, then the working farm here, where you can see Connemara Ponies, a sheepdog, lambs, and more, is the perfect spot to take them.

21. The Galway Christmas Market

If you’re wondering what to do in Galway in November and December, you can easily plan your trip around the Galway Christmas Markets.

Arguably one of the stand out Christmas Markets in Ireland, the Galway festivities has been kicking off earlier and earlier over the years.

It now begins in early November, bringing with it stalls, amusements and some very impressive lighting.

There’s plenty of things to do in Galway City around Christmas – see our Galway hotels or our Galway B&B guides for places to stay.

What to do in Galway: Where have we missed?

I’ve no doubt that we’ve unintentionally left out some brilliant places to visit in Galway from the guide above.

If you have a place that you’d like to recommend, let me know in the comments below and I’ll check it out!

FAQs about what to see in Galway

We’ve had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from ‘What to do in Galway with kids?’ to ‘What’s on this weekend?’.

In the section below, we’ve popped in the most FAQs that we’ve received. If you have a question that we haven’t tackled, ask away in the comments section below.

What are the best things to do in Galway?

In my opinion, the best things to do in Galway City and beyond are the Diamond Hill hike, Kylemore Abbey, the drive from Leenane to Louisburgh and the Aran Islands.

What is Galway best known for?

It’s arguably best known for its breath-taking Connemara region and the city’s lively pub scene, however, many of the more popular places to visit in Galway, like the Spanish Arch, are widely known.

Is Galway Ireland worth visiting?

Yes, yes and yes again. Galway is a glorious corner of Ireland and you can spend a weekend exploring the city, Connemara and some of the finest food in the land.

Keith O’Hara has lived in Ireland for 35 years and has spent most of the last 10 creating what is now The Irish Road Trip guide. Over the years, the website has published thousands of meticulously researched Ireland travel guides, welcoming 30 million+ visitors along the way. In 2022, the Irish Road Trip team published the world’s largest collection of Irish Road Trip itineraries . Keith lives in Dublin with his dog Toby and finds writing in the 3rd person minus craic altogether.

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