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Museums in Ireland in Galway: places to visit

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Galway City Museum

Set against the remains of the medieval city wall and overlooking the mouth of the Corrib, the Galway City Museum tells the story of…

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The Claddagh Ring Museum

At 1 Quay Street, in Galway’s Latin Quarter, a tiny room preserves the history of one of Ireland’s most famous pieces of jewellery. Located…

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Galway Arts Centre

The Galway Arts Centre is a contemporary art museum located in Galway city center. It offers a vast collection of works of all kinds, blending national and international contemporary art across a wide range of disciplines. Access is free of charge, and should appeal to art lovers everywhere! <a href="https://www.go-to-ireland.com/what-to-see/galway-arts-centre/">[...]</a>

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The James Mitchell Museum

For budding scientists, we recommend a visit to the James Mitchell Museum, a geological museum based in downtown Galway, Ireland. Nicknamed"Galway's hidden museum", it…

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The Galway Fisheries Watchtower Museum

The Galway Fisheries Watchtower Museum is a tiny museum housed in a fishermen's watchtower. This is one of Galway's most historic monuments. an interesting place, entirely devoted to the history of fishing in Galway: a glimpse of ancestral techniques, rare objects and period photographs! <a href="https://www.go-to-ireland.com/what-to-see/the-galway-fisheries-watchtower-museum/">[...]</a>

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