Visit and explore the grandeur and glory of Ireland with our Ireland Sightseeing.

Dublin, the capital city is most visited in Ireland. The magnificent architectures, fashionable boutiques, pubs and bars, stylish shops, good food and in addition the warmth of Irish hospitality, all combine to make Ireland a favorite tourist spot. The renowned Trinity College, Dublin Castle, Guinness Storehouse and Saint Patrick's Cathedral are the most visited places. Temple Bar, Grafton Street, Merrion Square and Parnell Square are other points of interests. Check out the marvelous monuments along the O'Connell Street. Try your luck at Casino Marino. Take a look at the Aras an Uachtarain - White House of Ireland. James Joyce Cultural Centre, City Hall, Anna Livia Millennium Fountain and Drimnagh Castle are other tourist attractions. The lush Garden of Remembrance and Iveagh Gardens must not be left out.

The other places which Ireland Sightseeing suggests are, Castle Bernard, Blarney Castle, Connagh Castle, Desmond Castle, Garnish Islands, Glengariff Woods and Drombeg Stone Circle in Cork County; Dromoland Castle, Carrigaholt Castle, Kilfenora Cathedral and Crosses, Aillwee Cave, Spa Wells Centre, Cliffs of Moher and Kilkee Waterworld in County Clare - Shannon; Inch Castle, Assaroe Abbey, Glenveagh National Park, Aughross Cliffs and Tory Island in Donegal; King John's Castle, Hunt Museum, Arthur's Quay, Celctic Theme Park, Foynes Flying Boat Museum, Lough Gur, Glin Castle and Clare Glens in Limerick County.

Ireland Sightseeing gives you ideas to try out Sightseeing Tours and Sightseeing Packages which will certainly appeal to you. Wild tours, bike tours, walking tours, Lakeland tour, cruise tours, boat tour, city tours and heritage tour, are to name some of them.

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