Knowth

A monumental Neolithic mound with twin equinox-aligned passages and over half of Western Europe’s surviving megalithic art carved into its kerbstones.

Newgrange

A 5,000-year-old passage tomb where sunrise on the Winter Solstice illuminates the inner chamber in a breathtaking display of ancient astronomical mastery.

Harbour Viewpoint of Dungarvan

Capture both Dungarvan Bay and King John’s Castle in one perfect frame.

St Mary s Church of Ireland

It is the third Church of Ireland church to have been built

Liberty Tree

This sculpture was made by artist John Behan to commemorate the 1798 rebellion in Carlow Town sits on a circular plinth with a fountain.

Croppies Grave

 This site is commemorated with a replica high cross. The battle took place in the vicinity of the Liberty Tree.

Cathedral of the Assumption

The cathedral is located in the city of Carlow. It was dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in 1833.

Carlow Town Park and playground

Playground and park on the banks of the Barrow River It is the second largest park in Carlow after Oak Park.

Carlow Town Hall

Traditional Victorian building The town hall remains the center of local government in Carlow.

Carlow Courthouse

The best of 19th century ancient Greek revivalist architecture. 

Shandon Bells Tower at St Anne’s Church

The church is located on a hill overlooking the River Lee. The church tower is a landmark and symbol of the city, and church bells were popular in 19th-century songs.

Carlow Castle

A rare four-towered Norman keep built by William Marshal between 1207–1213, now preserved as a striking ruin and National Monument in the center of Carlow.

Brownshill Portal Tomb Dolmen

Brownshill Dolmen This impressive megalithic tomb is believed to be the largest in Europe. It weighs about 150 tons, located 3 km east of Carlow.

St Mel’s Catherdral

St Mel’s Catherdral

Glen of Aherlow

Fore Abbey

Fore Abbey

Trim Castle

Trim Castle

Irish National Heritage Park

Irish National Heritage Park

Rock of Dunamase

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Loughcrew Cairns

Arigna Mining Experience

Glenview Folk Museum

Glenview Folk Museum

Altamont Gardens

Altamont Gardens

Carlow County Museum

Carlow County Museum

Church of The Annunciation

Marvel at the divine symphony of architectural grandeur within Ireland's churches  

St John s Cathedral

The tallest cathedral in Limerick.

Kilkenny District Court

Step into history and justice at Grace's Castle Courthouse.  

The spire

The Iconic Dublin Spire, standing tall at 120 meters, an illuminating symbol of urban marvel.

Galway Bay

Where azure waters meet rugged cliffs, creating a coastal masterpiece that will leave you breathless.

The Old Market House Arts Centre

Step into the past, immerse in creativity, and experience the vibrant allure of The Old Market House Arts Centre  

Kilmainham Gaol Museum

From prison to museum.

Killarney National Park

Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of tranquil lakes.

Ross Castle

The highlight castle of Kerry

Grafton Street

Dublin shopping street

Fanad Head Lighthouse

The Fanad Head Lighthouse offers a mesmerizing combination of maritime history, breathtaking coastal views, and a serene natural setting.

Poulnabrone Dolmen

A remarkable tomb stand as heritage of the region.  

The Campanile of Trinity College

Campanile, the highlight of Trinity College

Ashford Castle

From ancient castle to lavish hotel.

O Brien s Tower

The best cliff viewpoint in Clare.

Dunluce Castle

The ruined medieval castle in Northern Ireland.

Blarney Castle

The lore Blarney Stone, said to bestow the gift of eloquence on those who kiss it.

Adare Thatched Cottages

Thatched cottages where traditional thatched roofs, cozy interiors, and craft shops transport you to a bygone era of rural Irish life.   

Carlow Castle

acient ruined castle in the heart of city

Rothe House and Garden

a surviving townhouse complex, built in the 16th century.

Smithwick Experience Killkenny

one of Ireland’s oldest breweries a brewery-turned-brewery-tour located on the Medieval Mile

The Latin Quarter of Galway City

Experience Galway’s most atmospheric district — a living blend of medieval streets, live Irish music, cozy pubs, festivals, and artisan shops all in one captivating quarter.

Copper Coast Geopark Visitor Centre

Historic Metal-Mining Industry along this coastline area.

National Gallery of Ireland

Collections of Irish and European Arts

National Museum of Ireland Archaeology

Home to Ireland’s greatest archaeological treasures including the Ardagh Chalice, Tara Brooch, and Bog Bodies.

National Museum of Ireland Natural History Museum

Museum of Dead Animals

General Post Office Dublin

One of Ireland's most famous buildings and the headquarter of the Irish Post Office

Molly Malone Statue

One of the most familiar symbols of Dublin, from a popular song 'Cockles and Mussels'

O Connell Monument and Bridge

Major Shopping Area and Landmark of Dublin

Hapenny Bridge

Predestrian Bridge in the heart of City, across the River Liffey

Galway Cathedral

Large stone Catholic church built in 1950's

Hall of the Red Earl

Ancient ruins, previously used to collect taxes

Galway City Museum

City museum shows a collection of medieval stones

The Spanish Arch

built in 1584, previously used like a watching tower

Dunguaire Castle

A 16th-century castle on the shores of Galway Bay. Famous for its medieval charm, sea views, and cultural banquets.