Ireland's Top Ten Attractions

There are so many interesting places to visit in Ireland that it may seem difficult to choose, especially if your time is limited. Here is a list of the top ten attractions. Browse them and choose your favorites---it's a good idea to include at least a few in your itinerary. We've included fees and hours of operation when available, along with information to help you enjoy your visit to the fullest.

The Guinness Storehouse - people from around the world enjoy the unique flavor of Guinness Stout. That's why so many are interested in visiting the place where the tradition began. Read more..

The National Gallery of Ireland - The works of Irish artists from as far back as the 14th century, plus a number of European treasures, can be seen here...Read more...

Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre - Located in O'Brien's Tower, visitors learn more about the world famous natural wonders on display at the majestic cliffs...Read more

Dublin Zoo -One of the oldest zoos in all the world, more than 700 hundred animals, including some rare species, live here in a variety of surroundings...Read more

Book of Kells - Perhaps the most well known Irish artistic treasure, this illuminated manuscript from the 9th century is on display at Trinity College...Read more

Irish Museum of Modern Art - Located in the historic 17th century Royal Hospital Kilmainham building, the museum showcases major traveling exhibits ...Read more

Blarney Castle - Home of the Blarney Stone, one of the world's most famous Irish attractions, this medieval complex offers something for everyone...Read more

St. Patrick's Cathedral - This national cathedral dates back to the thirteenth century. Beautifully restored, its complex is rich with everything from rare sculpture to final resting places of famous Irish citizens...Read more

Bunratty Castle & Folk Park -The medieval period comes to life through the exhibits and events held at this restored National Monument...Read more

Waterford Crystal Visitor Centre - Royalty and nobility have collected hand made pieces created at this factory, which allows visitors to observe the process and purchase their own piece of uniquely Irish beauty...more