Visit Galway

Galway always has a lovely vibe, with lots to see and do and plenty of bars and restaurants to enjoy. We were only staying one day but got to walk the town and visit St. Nicholas's Church, the oldest structure in the city at 800 years old. The exhibits in it were great in telling the history of the city albeit in a working church. It's also good to walk along the banks of the River Corrib see the Spanish Arch, Shop St. etc.

Paul Ireland

Galway is very run down. I went for a walk on salthill prom. The footpath was all cracks. It looked like it hasn't been updated for 30 years. Footpath around the on newcastle road was all cracks also. A lot of derelict buildings. Very disappointed. Why are the council not maintaining the city with the property tax?

Patricia Ireland

Galway, is a very vibrant place to visit, with plenty to do for all ages. Great scenic walks or plenty of different shops, bars or fantastic restaurants. Can highly recommend 56 Central for breakfast, pancakes were amazing as were the scrambled egg with sour dough toast and mushrooms. For evening meals recommend Vienna restaurant large choice of meals, i had the tagliatelle di Venice which was wonderful.

Vivienne United Kingdom

The social life at night was good and the festival that was on as good musicians about. Town area was good as were the walks along the promenade etc. Walk to Black Rock was good along with Salt Hill.

Smith

This city is absolutely beautiful, bustling with entertainment, food, drink, and scenery. You will feel very comfortable walking around here. They also have everything you need within their many shops!

Galway is colourful and bursting with life . It's like a street party although some people might find the centre too crowded. Walk along the River Corrib and over the bridges. Dominick St. and Lower Dominick St. are good places to eat. Galway is a good touring base for Connemara, the Arran Islands and Co. Clare.

joan bryson Ireland