Local Attractions

One of Galways most iconic beauty spots. Perfect for swimmers or just to sit back and watch Galway Bay with a coffee. Kick the wall.

From the Town hall Theater, Pálás art house cinema and Druid Theatre, there is plenty of live shows on offer in the city.

Galway City Museum is a repository for objects of cultural heritage related to the city of Galway and its people, past and present. There are usally over 1000 objects from the collection on show at a time.

Relaxation, exploration and adventure. Wildlands offers visitors a day of activities and games, based in the waters and the wild, with over 20 acres of mature woodland overlooking Ballyquirke Lough in Moycullen. A myriad of indoor and outdoor entertainment whatever the weather and whatever your desire, as Wildlands is a place for all ages, for thrill-seekers and for those in the pursuit of serenity just a short drive from the hotel.

Get a guided overview and introduction into Galway’s growing foodie scene. Eat in locally known treasured gems while you meet the passionate and highly experienced people that create beautiful artisan cuisine using the freshest local ingredients.

Galway’s famous bustling markets have been at the centre of the city’s culture for centuries. Visitors will find hundreds of stalls selling fresh produce and locally produced crafts. There’s a great variety of food available, Madras curry, yummy crepes, Japanese Sushi and mouth watering handmade chocolates among many others or ingredients for a delicious gourmet picnic. Along with hand made crafts, art, instruments and clothing.