Sights & Attractions in County Clare, Galway, and the Aran Islands

Sights & Attractions County Clare, Galway, and the Aran Islands

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Name	Category	Location

Aillwee Cave A vast 2-million-year-old cave, Aillwee is the biggest and most...	Cave	Ballyvaughan

Aran Doolin Ferries Aran Doolin Ferries makes the 30-minute trip from Doolin Pier...	Tours	Doolin

Bunratty Castle and Folk Park Two of those rare attractions that appeal to all ages, Bunrattty...	Castles / Palaces	Bunratty Castle

Burren Centre Along with a café and a crafts shop with good maps and...	Information Centers	The Burren

The Burren Way You can explore the Burren area by car, from a bike, or from...	Trails	The Burren


Caherconnell Stone Fort There are several stone forts in the Burren thought to have been...	Archaeological Sites	The Burren

Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St. Nicholas On Nun's Island, which forms the west bank of the River Corrib...	Religious Sites	Galway City

Cathedral of St. Fachtna Beside the Burren Centre in Kilfenora, the ruins of a small 12th-century...	Religious Sites	The Burren

Church of Kevin Signposted to the southeast of the quay, the Church of Kevin...	Religious Sites	Inis Oirr (Inisheer)

Claddagh On the west bank of the Corrib estuary, this district was once...	Neighborhoods / Streets	Galway City

Clare Archaeology Centre Housed in a 15th-century castle on the edge of Corofin, this...	Archaeological Sites	Corofin

Clare Heritage and Genealogical Research Centre Corofin? It's not a town but a tiny village of perhaps 200 people...	Libraries	Corofin

Cliffs of Moher The Cliffs of Moher have a long and nearly hallowed history...	Viewpoints	The Cliffs of Moher

Coole Park & Gardens Located north of the little town of Gort, Coole Park was once...	Parks	Coole Park

Craggaunowen Castle It's a strange experience to walk across the little wooden bridge...	Castles / Palaces	Craggaunowen Project
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