Cliffs of Moher
Region: County Clare
Natural
214m high cliffs rising from the Atlantic, popular for seabirds and sunset views.
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Region: County Clare
Natural
214m high cliffs rising from the Atlantic, popular for seabirds and sunset views.
Region: Northern Ireland (reference)
Natural Heritage
UNESCO World Heritage Site with 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, popular for day tours.
Region: Dublin
Historic Architecture
Majestic Long Room reading hall housing the Book of Kells.
Region: County Kerry
Natural
Scenic landscape of lakes, native woodlands, and Macgillycuddy's Reeks mountains.
Region: County Meath
World Heritage
Neolithic passage tomb illuminated by winter solstice sunrise.
Region: Dublin
Modern Commercial
Pedestrian main street with street performers and brand stores.
Region: Cork
Food Culture
18th-century covered food market showcasing local gourmet products.
Region: County Cork
Medieval Ruins
Legendary "Stone of Eloquence" said to bestow the gift of gab when kissed.
Region: Galway Bay
Culture/Natural
Gaelic-speaking islands famous for stone walls and Aran knitwear.
Region: County Antrim
Scenic Spot
Photogenic beech tree avenue forming a natural tunnel.
Duration (days): 7
Highlights: Dublin Old City, Galway, Aran Islands, Cliffs of Moher, Killarney
After exploring cultural heritage in the capital, drive south along the Wild Atlantic Way by rental car, enjoying music and nature.
Duration (days): 3
Highlights: Guinness Storehouse, Temple Bar District, Trinity College, Whiskey Distillery
Urban stay plan to savor Dublin's history, literature, and nightlife in a weekend.