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Welcome to Galway

Galway is a city in west Ireland that sits right on the coast, just south of Lough Corrib. It is a popular destination for domestic and international tourists. Attractions include Galway’s grand cathedral, the Latin quarter and the famous Spanish Arch that once extended from the medieval city walls and the pastel-coloured houses that line Galway’s harbour. As well as having plenty of charming historical sights, Galway is famous for its lively music scene. From traditional Irish music to gigs at The Crane Bar to the contemporary buskers that pop up on its streets, Galway is a music lover’s paradise. Galway’s nearest airport is in Shannon, around 90km south of the city. However, the city itself is well connected by road and public transport, with regular services taking passengers all across the wide province of Connacht. Hiring a car is wise, though, if you want to venture down to see the Cliffs of Moher.

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Glenlo Abbey Hotel

Galway

(based on 1 review)

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€252

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The G Hotel

Galway

8.0

(based on 58 reviews)

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Westwood House Hotel

Galway

8.4

(based on 20 reviews)

Park House Hotel

Galway

8.3

(based on 10 reviews)

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Frequently Asked Questions

When to go to Galway?

Galway’s dramatic coastline and intriguing city sights are best enjoyed during the warmer months, so plan your trip between late June and September. Irish winters are chilly or drizzly, and Galway is known for being a rainy city, so a summertime visit will let you experience Galway at its temperate best.If you want pleasant weather, but don’t want the crowds of peak summer holiday season, opt for a break in May or September. You’re likely to have warm days and less rain than in winter, although packing a raincoat and umbrella are always wise when visiting the unpredictable Irish coast.

Where to stay in Galway?

If you want to be close to the main attractions and plenty of amenities, hotels near Galway City Centre are the best choice. Ideal for families and groups looking to soak up the famous music scene, you’ll be spoilt for choice with things to see.From central Eyre Square, Lynch’s Castle and Memorial window are less than half a kilometre away, while Galway Cathedral is just a 10-minute walk across the river. The ruins of Menlo Castle are also within easy reach, around five kilometres north of the centre on the banks of the River Corrib.Hotels near Connemara airport are ideal for couples and groups looking to explore both Galway city and the wild delights of the surrounding islands. Flights to the Arran Isles’ largest island, Innismore, depart there, which is around 40–45 minutes’ drive from the centre of Galway, or you can catch a ferry from nearby Rossaveal Ferry Terminal (50 minutes’ drive away). Once you’re there, check out the prehistoric fort of Dun Aonghasa and natural pool the Worm Hole.Those looking to be closer to the picturesque coastline should choose a hotel near Galway Bay. In the Southeast of the Galway area, it will put you close to attractions down in nearby County Clare, including Dungaire Castle (40 minutes away) and 16th century tower Thoor Ballylee (45 minutes away). If you’re looking for a daytrip that will show you more of Ireland’s famous countryside and coast, venture down to the world-famous Cliffs of Moher. It’s around 80km away, but well worth the journey.