Attractions in Ireland

Torc Waterfall is located in the heart of Killarney National Park and is within easy walking distance. The highest fall height is 18m. A worthwhile destination for any hike (for … read more

The Cliffs of Moher are a true classic among the natural wonders of Ireland. A must-see for every tourist. Despite the rush, it is worth visiting (preferably before 12 or … read more

Carrauntoohil is the highest mountain in Ireland at 1,038 meters. A wooden cross, newly erected in 2014, sits enthroned on its top, from where you have a fantastic view of … read more

Saint Patrick once climbed to the top of this mountain to fast for 40 days. During this time, he built a chapel and drove out the snakes of Ireland by … read more

Short hike over partly stony and wet ground. Great panorama!

Fantastic trek, give yourself about six hours. Bring food and lots of water , we hiked on warm day but still cool at the summit. Good boots essential as very rugged terrain, well worth the effort

Djouce Peak is located on Wicklow Way. Great views, even as far as Dublin Bay.

In the valley of the two lakes in Wicklow Mountain National Park you will find the famous monastery settlement Glendalough in addition to this special natural mixture of lakes, mountains … read more

Diamond Hill (Irish: Binn Ghuaire, "Guaire's summit") protrudes with its 442 meters prominently between Ballinakill Harbor in the west and the Twelve Bens mountain range in the east. It is … read more

An impressive sight is the Muckross House with its garden, which is known far beyond the borders of Ireland. The impressive structure is part of Irish architectural history, but is … read more

Great walking trail very close to Dublin

The way from the parking lot on the R251 to the Errigal is very boggy. Steep ascent over gravel. However, the effort is rewarded with a magnificent view!

The ruins of the Franciscan monastery Muckross Abbey (also Muckross Friary, Irish Mainistir Locha Léin) from the 15th century are in the middle of the Killarney National Park not far … read more

nice way back from Dinis Cottage, where you can go by small boat for 10 € per person

Through the cobblestone streets you can go for a stroll and enjoy a meal in one of the restaurants or pubs. Incidentally, the whole district is a pedestrian zone. Often, … read more

The Coastal Path from Doolin towards the Cliffs of Moher leads directly along the cliffs. Especially in rough, windy weather - as is so often the case in Ireland - … read more

The town of Doolin is widely known as THE center for traditional Irish music. Once a year (usually in June) the "Doolin Folk Festival" takes place here. Over three days, … read more

If you want a little quieter you should either dodge to the southern parking lot or continue to the north-east.

Imposing church in the middle of Dublin. A visit from the inside costs entrance.

The summit is easy to reach, as long stretches of the ascent are covered with wooden planks. The view becomes more beautiful with every meter of altitude.