Culture & Heritage

  • Galway City Museum
    Situated in the city centre behind the historic Spanish Arch, The Galway City Museum tells the story of Galways history from medieval times to present but also offers you spectacular views of the Claddagh and Galway Bay. Another feature of Galway City Museum is the 'living heritage' programme. The Museum welcomes the public to avail of seminars, talks and performances that are held throughout the year.
    For more informaton: 091 532460
    Website: www.galwaycity.ie/AllServices/CityMuseum/
  • Nora Barnacle House Museum
    Just a few steps from Shop Street, by St. Nicholas Collegiate Church, nestles the smallest museum in Ireland, a perfect setting in which to take you back through the romantic mists of time. This tiny turn of the century house was the home of Nora Barnacle, companion wife and life-long inspiration of James Joyce, Ireland's greatest writer.
    For more information: 091 564743
    Website: http://www.norabarnacle.com/
  • Galway Irish Crystal Heritage Centre
    The Galway Irish Crystal Heritage Centre provides a memorable introduction to the rich history and culture of the West of Ireland. Learn about the Craft Process and see master cutters and craftspeople demonstrate the most intricate forms of marking and cutting. An extensive exhibition area interprets the rich history and traditions of Galway and its hinterland. After the tour visitors can relax in a spacious restaurant which serves lunches and snacks.
    For more information: 091 757311
    Website:  http://www.galwaycrystal.ie/
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