Galway City Daily Walking Tours

Meeting point Pádraic Ó Conaire statue in the middle of Eyre Square. The story starts here. Strolling through the Square, stopping at the John F. Kennedy memorial, The Quincentennial Fountain, The Brown Doorway to hear the story behind the monuments.

Two literary figures Irish and Estonian, never meet, but had so much in common. Perfect photo stop

One of the best-preserved medieval tower houses in Ireland. A living monument to Galway’s rich merchant days.

Now in the hearth of Medieval Galway, Saint Nicholas' Collegiate Church a 700-year-old church in continues use. The home of Nora Barnacle the muse and wife of Irish author James Joyce.

Stop at Dillions Jewellers the original makers of the iconic Claddagh ring. Hear the story behind the ring and why it is so popular around the world.

The site of the famous Lynch hanging. Discover why a father had to hang his only son.

Home to many of Galway’s oldest and famous pubs, restaurants and small one off shops. Your guide will give you the locals take on places to eat, drink and where to purchase specialty, hand-crafted pieces unique to Galway.

Galway’s best preserved medieval lane, showing off the finest examples of 16th and 17th century architecture.

Continue on to the iconic Spanish Arch. This historical landmark is located on the banks of the river Corrib. We will take a few minutes here to enjoy the views out to Galway Bay and across to the old Claddagh fishing village, whilst your guide tells you the story of the Claddagh.

Our tour ends outside the Galway City Museum. A perfect opportunity for any history buffs or anyone who wants to get an up-close look at some of Galway’s material heritage.