20의 웨스트미스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Wonderful traffic-free cycling along this well-surfaced path. You're surrounded by trees and birdsong. Just be mindful of other users.

The charming Royal Canal Greenway is a super scenic 130km towpath going right across central Ireland. It is a level towpath so ideal for walkers, runners and cyclists alike. Starting in lovely Maynooth, it follows the 200 year old canal through charming enclaves as Enfield, Mullingar all the way to Longford. On the way there are cafés, picnic spots and more attractions to shake a stick at. There are charming rustic landscapes, lush rolling Irish countryside, quaint canal side villages, working locks and historic landmarks dotted all along your way. To travel all along its length is a stunning stunning way to see Ireland!

There is a water refill point/tap here as well.

This beautiful lock marks the western end of the Summit Level of the Royal Canal. It's a wonderful spot to relax that features picnic seats and benches, a wildflower garden, a children's playground, and a coffee shop.

Wonderful single-arched bridge that spans over the Royal Canal. The bridge was built in 1806 and is a fine example of the architectual heritage of Westmeath.

자전거 타는 것을 좋아하는 사람이라면 꼭 해봐야 할 사이클 코스입니다. Old Rail Trail Greenway는 약 43km(27마일)에 달하는 자전거 천국입니다. 진입 및 진출 지점이 많아 자전거를 타고 내리면서 길을 따라 마을과 명소를 탐험할 수 있습니다. Athlone에서 Moate까지 또는 Mullingar까지의 야심찬 전체 경로가 될 수도 있습니다. 모든 스타일의 자전거 타기를 위한 코스입니다.

Listed in both Lonely Planet's "25 of the Most Incredible Bars in the World" and "50 Bars to Blow Your Mind," a visit to Sean's is a must! What's even more amazing is that Sean's Bar has been officially recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as Ireland's oldest pub

The Keep of Athlone Castle is a National Monument. The castle, which formed part of Athlone's defenses for 750 years, became a museum in 1966 run by the Old Athlone Society and was also given a modern visitor center by the city council in 1991. Athlone Castle is the fulcrum for understanding the development of Athlone, linking modern Athlone to its Norman founders.