Walking Tours Galway

Embark on an exhilarating journey through the captivating streets of Galway with this one-of-a-kind tour! Uncover the hidden gems and immerse yourself in the city's vibrant history and cultural heritage. From magnificent landmarks to intriguing legends, this adventure offers a thrilling exploration of Galway's past and present. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking an exciting experience, this tour is tailor-made for you. Get ready to capture stunning photos of the city's unique architecture, vibrant buildings, and awe-inspiring views. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity - book today and prepare to Experience Galway City like never before!

What To Expect



The Browne Doorway
The Doorway belongs to the wealthy one of the 14 Families who ruled Galway from 1484 until their demise in 1561 and got the
nickname the tribes of Galway and was once the Entrance way into Eyre Square.

Eyre Square
History of Eyre Square and Galway City and the many important people who visited Eyre Square From Padraic O Connaire to John F Kennedy


Galway Shopping Centre
The Old Medieval Wall vs Time. Talk about Galway's old Medieval wall and wars that took place in Galway from Oliver Cromwell to William of Orange


Williamsgate Street (Pass By)
Where the once the Great Gate of Galway stood and the Bell that rang out call it workers and people into the town


Lynch's Castle
Home to one of the fourteen families that once prospered in Galway city and had 80 mayors in all throughout their lineage
Saint Nicholas' Collegiate Church

The Jewel of Galway City. The 700-year-old Church was transformed by the French and Lynch families and the Destruction caused by Cromwell's army

Naughton's Pub (Tigh Neachtain)
A visit to one of the many townhouses owned by Richard Martin - Responsible for the first Animal rights laws in the world, was a duelist and owned large parts of Connemara

Hall of the Red Earl
The Old Ruins One of the most powerful tax systems in Ireland and the Great Hall of the Red Earl. 11,000 artifacts were found here
Quay Street (Pass By)
Blakes Castle was once the old holding cell for Galway Jail and The Aran sweater shop that holds the Old foundation of Galway City
Kirwan's Lane (Pass By)

Home to one of the First theatres financed by the Martin family and once visited by Theobald Wolfe Tone
The Spanish Arch
The Extension to the Old City. Hear how the Spanish Armada arrived here in 1588 and where they are today