The 16 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
From the 8 guides that rank for "best places to visit in ireland"
Named by 4 of 82. Cliffs of MoherPopular for their prominence, easy access and good hiking trails.The cliffs face west, so sunset gives the best light and fewer tour-bus crowds.
Named by 3 of 83. KilkennyA small city with a castle, a medieval core and many festivals.Recommended for history and castles.
Named by 3 of 84. Wild Atlantic WayCalled the ultimate Ireland road trip, from Donegal to Kinsale.The route mostly follows small coastal roads.
Named by 3 of 85. Dingle PeninsulaCoastal views, old beehive huts and modern gin distilleries.A town for a cookery class and food experiences.
Named by 3 of 86. Ring of KerryMountain passes, lakes and a slower pace, paired with Killarney.Listed among the top tourist spots on the island.
Named by 2 of 87. GalwayA university city with a lively feel, and a good place for food.The west coast around Galway offers wild landscapes and small-town charm.
Named by 2 of 89. DonegalThe pick for a rugged and remote trip.Slieve League here has some of the highest sea cliffs in Europe.
Named by 2 of 810. ConnemaraPart of the wild west coast landscapes.Known for foraging seaweed in the wilderness.
Named by 2 of 811. Giant's CausewayRows of hexagonal stacked rocks lead into the sea.Counted among the spectacular major sights.
13. KinsaleA colorful town with plenty of seafood restaurants.
14. CarlingfordA short trip north of Dublin, with a ruined castle and a colorful village.
15. LimerickCalled one of the most underrated cities in Ireland, with a castle by the river.
16. KillarneyPaired with the Ring of Kerry for mountain scenery and lakes.Pick a place for live fares. Watch them and we alert you when they drop.
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Travel guides most often name April to May and September as the best time to visit Ireland.