Add these places to your bucket list while staying in gorgeous Ireland
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Many people underestimate Ireland, due to it's rather chilly and rainy climate, though if you ever have a chance to step on this land, you will immediately fall in love with friendly people around, magical green scenery that is everywhere and f course local bars and a smell of freshly made Irish stew. Vacations Cruise Travels picked up few spots which will make your 7 day trip remarkable:
Kylemore Abbey. Originally the castle was a gift for a wife of Mitchell Henry, who tragically died in a very early age, but Henry never met another woman, but built a small cathedral on the territory of the abbey in the memory of his beloved woman. The landscapes and location of the castle will astonish you with natural beauty.
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Dublin. You can't leave Ireland without seeing Dublin, it is like visiting Italy without tasting pasta...The streets full of bars, dozens of parks where you can get lost between sitting on the benches and feeding ducks, and of course visiting the Guinness Storehouse.
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Belfast. The city is totally different from all the rest as there is a constant fight between religious groups, which you can see on the walls and hidden corners of the city. The street art reveals the trough atmosphere and air in the city.
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Cobh. The city will meet you with a grand church built on the top of the hill and opening the stunning views on the port below. The museum of Titanic is also here, as the ship made its last stop here before it sank. You may find also the Titanic memorial and gardens.
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Glendalough County Wicklow. More known as the Valley of Two Lakes, truly mysterious place where you can still admire the medieval churches and ancient crosses, a huge tower and an ancient cathedral.
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The Aran Islands. Found in 1934 and since then the islands have become one of the most visited spots in Ireland, as the three islands are totally wild and truly unique. You will see the difference in culture and traditions of the locals which will make your experience like nothing else.
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And of course to experience Ireland in a full way, visit local bar, get a pint of beer and of course have a bite of a freshly made Irish stew!