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Ireland is a beautiful island destination to explore, offering awe-inspiring towering cliffs, flat pastureland, and mammoth mountains. From historical attractions to natural wonders, the island packs in lot of interesting sights for tourists. On your visit to Ireland, check out beautiful attractions of Dublin including Phoenix Park, Writers Museum and James Joyce Center. Other top cities to visit include Killarney, Galway, Waterford, and Cork.

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is the fourth-most visited European capital. It offers excellent pubs, exquisite architecture, and wonderful shopping opportunities. It is one of the most walkable cities in Europe. Walk to the medieval city of Temple Bar- famous party hub in the night or to thriving artistic district during day. Or, you can relax in Phoenix Park, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, shop along Grafton Street, and drop by the Writers Museum and the James Joyce Center. Wine Connoisseurs should not miss out visiting Guinness Storehouse, or the Old Jameson Distillery.

Killarney is an incredibly beautiful town in the south west Ireland which has been attracting tourists for over 250 years. Killarney is a leading tourist destination known for awe-inspiring lakes, waterfalls, woodland, and mountain scenery. The town is located on the Ring of Kerry scenic drive and is best to visit during late spring and early autumn.

Galway, popularlyreferred to as"The City of the Tribes," is a prominent tourist destination of Ireland and a gateway to the panoramic areas of the country. On your trip here, visitone of the stone-clad cafes and pastel-colored boutiques in Quay Street. Art lovers can check out beautiful art galleries at charming medieval quarter, and history enthusiasts can stop by St. Nicholas' Church, where Columbus is said to have stayed before one of his journeys in search of the New World.

Waterford, the oldest city of Ireland, is a must visit destination for history enthusiasts. Offering an intriguing medieval history, it makes for a great tourist destination for those seeking to learn about the history of Ireland. Check out Waterford Treasures exhibition at the Granary Museum, and visit historic district around Reginald's Tower.

Cork on the bank of the River Lee is known for food culture, lively pubs, shopping, festivals and attractions. While at Cork, soak up some culture in the Crawford Gallery, ring the bells at St. Anne’s Church, enjoy a traditional Irish music session, and visit Cork City Gaol.