Galway Ireland Walking Tour - Unforgettable Charming Pubs and Great Food!

Join us on a walking tour of Galway, Ireland! It's day 5 of our 10 day cruise around Ireland out of Southampton, UK aboard the Norwegian Star. We tender into the Galway Docks and walk to the city center to experience all The Latin Quarter has to offer. We pass by Forthill Graveyard, stop by Saint Augustine's Catholic Church, visit the Galway Girl Statue on Quay Street, and shop the Aran Sweater Market. For lunch, we visit The Quays Bar and Restaurant for some outstanding Irish food and drinks.
After lunch, we walk along the River Corrib to see Spanish Arch, Spanish Parade, and The Long Walk. We stop by Hall of the Red Earl to learn some history of 13th Century Galway, walk to Eyre Square and visit the John F. Kennedy Monument, then stop by Lynch's Castle and the Oscar Wilde Statue.
Later, we enjoy a mini pub crawl beginning with Monroe's Tavern, and enjoy some authentic jazz music and dancing, then make a quick stop at The Dail Bar on our way back to the ship. But before we can make it back to the Docks, we encounter a charming slate artist and his two adorable border collies.
Back onboard, we dine at O'Sheehan's Pub, then relax to more jazz music from The Show Band and The Broadway Cabaret show in The Bliss Lounge.
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[@jasontheworldisyours]

Ireland is on my bucket list

[@TheWanderfullLife]

Awesome! It’s so worth visiting.

[@willcooper6980]

If I ever get the chance to do this cruise, I would want to do a guided walking tour. The riverwalk is especially interesting.

[@TheWanderfullLife]

Thanks Will! It was a great day seeing the city and exploring what Galway has to offer. We had to make a decision of staying in town or going to the coast and we are glad we did what we did. A walking tour would be great as there is so much history there. As always, thanks for your support and watching our videos!