Ireland has a long history and culture, ancient traditions and countless scenic spots. It is also called the Emerald Isle. Here we introduce to you the 10 most beautiful places in Ireland, let’s go and see them together!

1. Kerry

County Kerry is located in the Province of Mainster, and Killarney is the most important city in this area. Killarney Lake is an area of ??beautiful natural beauty and is part of Killarney National Park. The mountains surrounding County Kerry are ideal for a variety of outdoor sports including cycling, golf, walking and water sports. The 110-mile coastal road offers superb ocean views and is perfect for driving around in a convertible.

2.Cork

Cork is the southernmost and largest county. The area is also known as the "Rebel County" due to its role in the Irish War of Independence (see the film "Michael Collins" for specific history). Ilnacullin (Garinish Island) is a very popular tourist destination, renowned for its beautiful scenery and natural landscape. Here you will find amazing tropical plants, beautiful Italian gardens and the unique Martello Tower. Animal lovers may enjoy the 70-acre Fota Safari Park, which is unlike any other zoo - all animals are free-ranging.

3.Kilkenny

Kilkenny is a famous tourist city, and its many pubs have hosted many "stag and hen" events over the years. If you fancy a few pints of beer, it's fun to take a Smithwick brewery tour. In the center of Kilkenny city center you'll see a massive stone castle that's over 800 years old. The city also has a vibrant cultural atmosphere. The annual summer arts festival, which includes various activities such as drama, dance, literature, music and visual arts, is an art feast that cannot be missed.

4. Galway

Galway is a medieval town on the west coast of Ireland, located between the Corrib River and Galway Bay. It was once rated as the most beautiful place in Ireland. Galway has many famous ancient buildings and vibrant cultural landscapes. The best way to explore the area is by boat. Try the Corrib Princess cruise from Woodquay, a relaxing 90-minute cruise where you'll see scenic mountains, vast moors, moorland, woodland and Connemara ponies.

5.Giants Causeway (Big Causeway)

If you visit County Antrim, Northern Ireland, you must not miss the Giant Causeway: a large stretch of coastline is covered with neat The rock is composed of more than 40,000 hexagonal basalt steps formed by an ancient volcanic eruption. [You must pay attention to safety when the wind is high and the waves are rough. I was standing too far forward and was almost swept into the sea by a big wave. I was a little scared. ] The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a national nature reserve. Other attractions in the area include steam train journeys and the Old Bushmills Distillery. liquor. The word whiskey comes from Celtic and its original meaning is: "water of life"], where you can taste some traditional Irish whiskey. There are many beautiful legends here. Many people who like cliff walking come to the Antrim coast, which is one of the most beautiful places with the most beautiful cliff scenery in Europe.

6. Donegal

Donegal is a unique county full of friendly locals and stunning scenery, and many visitors list it as their favorite place during their trip to Ireland. Glenveagh National Park is the pride of the county and offers perfect outdoor activities such as walks and salmon trout fishing. Here you'll find rugged mountainous landscape, sandy beaches, crystal clear lakes and the late-Victorian Glenveagh Castle.

7. Glendalough (Glendalough)

Glendalough is a glacial valley located next to a quiet lake. It is truly beautiful and very photogenic.

If you appreciate history or architecture, visit the ancient St. Kevin's Church and its two round towers of church ruins. Nature lovers can also simply enjoy a walk along the trails and around the lake. There are also a variety of mountain trails - everything from short walks to serious hikers' favorite 10-mile trail across the mountains.

8. Aran Islands

The three islands of the Aran Islands are located at the outlet of Galway Bay. These beautiful isolated islands have attracted and inspired many Irish artists and poets since ancient times (including Noted artists Sean Keating and Liam O'Flaherty). In addition to the unique weather and landscape, other notable attractions include several Iron Age fortresses, and Teampull Bheanáin, which is believed to be the smallest church in the world.

9.Brú na Boinne

Brú na Boinne is located on the shore of Boinne. It is a World Cultural Heritage Site and one of the largest and most important prehistoric Stonehenges in Europe. The tomb chambers, stone pillars, cobblestones and other cultural relics unearthed locally were built even earlier than the Egyptian pyramids.

10. Sligo

The scenery around Sligo is very beautiful, especially the coastline. In a landscape dominated by Mount Knocknarea, you'll find a 40-foot-tall boulder that is the burial site of the legendary Queen Mephono in mythology. Don't forget to visit Carrowmore - Ireland's largest and oldest Stone Age cemetery, and the village of Drumcliff - the final resting place of the famous poet Yeats. Sligo is also a great place to try surfing - the Irish way!