Ireland has been a secluded destination for tourists in the past two decades There is plenty to do in Ireland. In the beginning of the 1990’s, Ireland took an economic rise and the country was able to gain prosperity in the economy. Since then, the number of immigrants has increased from European nations, Russia, and even Australia and the U.S. The largely hidden wealth Ireland offers is beginning to come out.

Nowadays, travelers or those looking for to get away to spend a weekend or two come to Ireland to experience the traditional town’s charm, and also the amenities the bustling city offers. There’s something for anyone between the age of 1 to 101 and there’s always something new to discover.

Dublin is home to 500 000 inhabitants is the capital city of Ireland.

Belfast is, in addition, around 500,00 people, is the capital city of Northern Ireland. Both of these cities were originally shipping ports that operated along into the Irish Sea, way back to 488AD. They are brimming with the appeal and character of a traditional town, but also offering the amenities of the bustling city.

There are numerous cultural villages scattered throughout the country that provide a unique experience, culture and delicious food!

Theaters, museums and sporting events

There are plenty of shops to choose from too. It is also one of the most amazing things you can do anyplace.

By using the mass transit system, your family and you can quickly get to any location or explore the city. It’s a something to experience and see.

Pubs and restaurants open up all over the world, and you are able to pop at one of these friendly Taverns for a drink and refreshment. Children are accepted nearly everywhere, and casual attire is acceptable.

Naturally, should are looking to dine at an exquisite dining establishment for dinner, and then dance until dawn, there’s plenty of nightlife available too.

Ireland is home to the most stunning beaches in the world, and Galway County on Galway Bay is an ideal spot to take a dip in the waves. Because Ireland is an island there is numerous beaches to visit, but be aware that summer lasts from June to August, so a lightweight jacket may be required when you stroll along the beach. The sun, waves and sand can be enticing however, and youngsters will want to be able to relax and play! Make sure to plan at the very least one day in Ireland to spend a day at the beach!

And at the end of your day, there is nothing better than fresh seafood dinner that is specially prepared for you in one of the restaurants along the ocean that line the shorelines of the towns. You can travel between Dublin through Galway City to Galway City in a matter of only a few hours. And with the Atlantic ocean to the west coast of Ireland along with an Irish Sea bordering the east side, you must be sure that the finest North Atlantic seafood is available to you!

The variety and appeal of Ireland make it the perfect holiday destination for the entire family or for just two. Enjoy!