Ireland is a country of indescribable landscapes, historical sites and friendly people. Arriving there, travelers plunge into the atmosphere of goodness and freedom. Oddly enough, but this state of Europe has recently attracted the attention of tourists. Previously, almost no one was interested in the culture, interesting places and picturesque nature of the Republic. Today, the sights of Ireland captivate tourists every day.
Let's start with the fact that every visitor should definitely visit the world-famous "cliffs" - rocks that are located on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. They are also called sheer. In addition, many nature lovers should definitely visit the hills and moorlands, because they are mentioned in all the legends and traditions of the ancient people of the Republic. The sights of Ireland fascinate with their diversity, and every tourist is sure to find something to their liking. It is worth noting that the most visited place in the country is its capital - Dublin. This is one of the most ancient citiesEurope, which in translation means "Black Harbor". Dublin is rich in magnificent architecture, original streets (which are very spacious and lively), beautiful old mansions, public parks and squares. In the city, you can easily visit any museum or theater you like, look at the residence of the English Viceroy of Ireland, visit the oldest library (Chester Beatty).
Sights of Ireland can turn a person's world upside down. They are filled with the history of a great nation, which in the shortest possible time was able to create a great state, where there is definitely something to see. Returning to the city of Dublin, it is also worth advising tourists to visit Trinity College, the Belfast prison, the Irish Yacht Club and, of course, the municipal gallery of modern art. The unusual country of Ireland, whose sights seem to have no boundaries, is also interesting for the ancient town of Brou-en-Buan, which is rich in archaeological monuments of Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth burials.
For example, Newgrange is a huge mound that existed long before the appearance of the Egyptian pyramids, but was discovered only in the seventeenth century. One of the amazing phenomena of this ancient monument is that the sun's rays enter the tomb only once a year (December 21, on the day of the winter solstice), and only for 17 minutes. At this time, the entire tunnel (which extends to the burial chamber) is illuminated by light, andan unusual ornament on the stone located there becomes visible. Other attractions in Ireland include the cities of Cork and Waterford, where there is definitely something to see. Visiting County Donegal, you can see the place where (according to legend) the headless horseman moved.
Tourists will be delighted with visiting the Aran Islands: Inishmore, Inishmaan and Inisheer. Ireland can boast of many interesting places and places. Attractions, photos of which are presented on various information resources, have not left anyone indifferent. But the best thing is to see everything with your own eyes, walk on this wonderful land and feel its mood!
