Overview Embark on a guided tour of Belfast to see the Albert Memorial, the Opera House and the Crown Liquor Saloon. You might also view Linen Hall Library, the Belfast waterfront and the imposing City Hall, which was completed in 1906.

Overview Drive along the coast to experience one of Ireland's popular scenic routes. Here, you'll see the "Nine Glens of Antrim", which are nine wooded river valleys carved into a 54 mile stretch along the coast of Northern Ireland. The route offe...

Venue: Giants Causeway Address: 44 Causeway Rd, Bushmills, Co Antrim, IE Phone: +44 28 2073 1855 Stop to visit Giant's Causeway, an impressive area of hexagonal columns formed over 60 million years ago by cooling lava, which has given rise to many...

Pause to view the iconic Dark Hedges in County Antrim. The impressive trees were planted in the 1700s and the forbidding landscape was used as Kingsroad in season two of Game of Thrones, as Arya Stark tried to escape Kingslanding.

Venue: Titanic Belfast Address: 1 Olympic Way, Belfast, Co Antrim, IE Phone: +44 28 9076 6386 In the Titanic Quarter, visit Titanic Belfast to embark on a journey through the life of the Titanic, from her conception in Belfast to her tragic end.

Venue: Down Cathedral Address: 35 English St, Downpatrick BT30 6AB, Northern Ireland In Downpatrick, stop to visit Down Cathedral, where you will see the reputed grave site of Saint Patrick.

Overview Set off with a local guide who will show you around Dublin. The city has been molded through the centuries by economic, political and artistic influences that have shaped its architecture.

Stop to tour St. Patrick's Cathedral, which is almost as old as the city itself, being one of the only medieval buildings left in Dublin. Built in honor of Ireland’s patron saint, it is the largest cathedral in the country. It is also famous for i...

This evening, enjoy a dinner of Irish specialties followed by a lively show of traditional Irish music, songs and displays of step-dancing.

Stop to visit the 6th century monastic ruins of Glendalough. The visitor centre explains how St. Kevin founded this settlement at a time when Christianity was burgeoning throughout Ireland. Venue Glendalough Visitor Centre Address Derrybawn, Co Wi...

Venue: Powerscourt House & Gardens Address: Powerscourt Demesne, Enniskerry, Co Wicklow, IE Travel to just outside of the charming village of Enniskerry to visit Powerscourt House, the former home of Lord Powerscourt. Then experience the delightfu...

Venue: Rock of Cashel Address: Moor, Cashel, Co Tipperary, IE Phone: (062) 61437 Travel into County Tipperary and visit the Rock of Cashel. While here, see majestic church ruins that are clustered high on a limestone outcrop overlooking the surrou...

Overview Travel by horse drawn jaunting car through the beautiful grounds of Killarney National Park to Ross Castle on the shores of Lough Leane.

Discover the beauties of the Dingle Peninsula on this circular route that forms part of the Wild Atlantic Way. It was once described by the National Geographic Traveler as "the most beautiful place on earth." Drive along the south shore of the pen...

Venue: Blasket Centre Address: Dingle, Co Kerry, IE Visit the Blasket Centre in Dunquin to learn about the Blasket Islands, inhabited until 1953 by hardy families who eked out a living by farming and fishing. The exhibit focuses on their everyday ...

Overview Stop in the village of Adare, famous for its attractive main street of thatched houses and colorful gardens. Stroll through the village and take some photos.

Venue: King Johns Castle Address: Nicholas St, Limerick, IE Phone: (061) 360 788 Visit the 13th century King John's Castle in the center of Limerick. This imposing fortress with its massive walls and towers has guarded the River Shannon crossing f...

Venue: Cliffs of Moher Address: Lislorkan North, Liscannor, Co Clare, IE Drive along the scenic coast of County Clare to visit the Cliffs of Moher, one of Ireland's most beloved natural landmarks. See magical vistas overlooking the shimmering Atla...

Venue: Bunratty Folk Park Visit the Bunratty Folk Park, which comprises a collection of farmhouses from different regions of Ireland. Also see a 19th century village street with a pub, school, general store and many other buildings where tradition...

Travel to the center of Ireland to visit Clonmacnoise. This monastic settlement was founded in 545 and is delightfully set on the banks of the River Shannon. Learn about the history of the site and take a walk around to see the ancient monuments. ...