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See. Eyre Square Begin exploring the city from this transport hub with hotels, eating places, and a pedestrianized shopping mall. Spanish Arch Visit this remnant of medieval city walls, a pleasant area to sit or stroll. Mutton Island Walk the causeway to this island, popular for wedding photos with a lighthouse and cityscape.

Eat. Hooked Enjoy delicious fresh seafood, often caught the same day, with consistent quality. McDonagh's Visit this famous fish and chip shop, open since 1902, for takeaway or dine-in. Ard Bia at Nimmo's Experience delicious food and atmosphere near the Spanish Arch; book for dinner.

Stay. Snoozles Hostel Stay at this comfy and modern central hostel, a 2-minute walk from Eyre Square. Galway City Hostel Choose this very central hostel on Eyre Square, known for its clean rooms and great vibe. Kinlay Hostel Find affordable, clean, and central accommodation at this hostel on Merchants Road.

BBC TravelJul 17, 2026

'NonnaMaxxing': Tourists are paying to travel like grandmothers

Whether it's making pasta with an Italian nonna or sightseeing with a gran in Japan, Gen-Zers and millennials are increasingly seeking out granny-led travel experiences.

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Condé Nast TravelerDec 3, 2025

50 Most Beautiful Places in the World

From the Serengeti to the Grand Canyon—plus 55 more destinations you need to see to believe.

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Condé Nast TravelerNov 20, 2025

23 Dublin Restaurants to Visit in 2026

This city break favorite is attracting a new wave of hungry travelers.

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  • KaiRestaurantFormer employer of chef Hannah O’Donnell.
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  • CometPubDublin, IrelandEuropean-style bistro with a four-course carte blanche option.
  • BastibleRestaurantDublin, IrelandFormer employer of chef Kevin O’Donnell.
  • HawksmoorRestaurantDublin, IrelandDine beneath the dome of the former National Bank.
  • Flaggy Shore oystersPlaceDublin, IrelandOysters from County Clare.
  • Bread 41CaféDublin, IrelandArtisan bakery and café with natural sourdough.
  • Ballymaloe Cookery SchoolPlaceDublin, IrelandWhere owner Eoin Cluskey gathered expertise.
  • Library StreetRestaurantDublin, IrelandLibrary Street offers a contemporary social restaurant space with a menu designed for sharing.
  • MamóRestaurantDublin, IrelandContemporary Irish fare in Howth.
  • Howth HeadTrailDublin, IrelandPanoramic trail around the headland.
  • The Legal EaglePubDublin, IrelandReimagined gastropub near Dublin's Four Courts.
  • Forest AvenueRestaurantDublin, IrelandFine dining with relaxed atmosphere.
  • Little ForestRestaurantDublin, IrelandSister pizzeria in Blackrock.
  • ForêtRestaurantDublin, IrelandSister French bistro.
  • UnaRestaurantDublin, IrelandSister artisan bakery.
  • NoteRestaurantDublin, IrelandCasual neighborhood feel, open Mondays.
  • PI PizzasRestaurantDublin, IrelandWood fired pizza restaurant Dublin.
  • VadaRestaurantDublin, IrelandNeighborhood café with a zero-waste ethos.
  • GranoRestaurantDublin, IrelandClassic Italian in Stoneybatter.
  • HakkahanRestaurantDublin, IrelandModern Chinese in Stoneybatter.
  • TartineRestaurantSan Francisco, United StatesPlace where Eoin Cluskey gained expertise.
  • Roberta'sRestaurantBrooklyn, United StatesInspiration for PI Pizzas.
  • Burnt EndsRestaurantSingapore
  • Da Terra at The Town Hall HotelRestaurantLondon, United Kingdom
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