DUBLIN – Ireland is gearing up to welcome travelers next summer, with a focus on safety, sustainability and new nature trips from coast to hinterland. Among tourist proposals, the country allows for the birth of new hotels and the discovery of well-known destinations, away from the usual tourist routes, as well as the cultural offers of cities such as the Molly Literature Museum and the Epic Immigration Museum in Dublin. It also highlights sustainable tourism experiences, including eco-friendly projects, clean energy-powered carbon neutral hotels, and restaurants with green michelin stars, providing an environmentally sustainable gastronomically committed facility and green approach. Ireland, with its constant presence of Italian tourists every year, is an ideal destination for safe and long-distance travel: valleys and rivers surrounded by lakes, rivers and jungles create a perfect setting for gymnasiums and adventurous green lots. Suggestions.
According to Rail Tdoor Instructions, Greenways stands apart and recovers cycle paths from old railway lines. The Waterford Greenway, which runs through the ancient eastern regions of Ireland, will add this summer to the beautiful Wild Atlantic Way – Great Southern Greenway from Mullingar to Athlon Greenway, Great Western Greenway, and Westport to Achilles Island. 39 km cycle route between the cities of West Limerick, Ratkel, County Limerick, Newcastle West and Abyssinia. The Great Western Greenway will also extend 35 miles to Balicasil in North Mayo. In addition, there will be a new Vellore rail project on the disused rail line between Kiltimag and Swinford, which will allow you to travel up to 12 km in small pedal-mounted vehicles mounted on trains.
Blueways, canoeing routes, and finding Irish navigable water by bike (on foot) are also fun. This year’s innovations include the birth of the Royal Canal Greenway, a footpath through the historic canal: 130 km from Maynouth to Clondara in Longford, touching Enfield and Mullingar. Walking enthusiasts can also experience the Beara Briefway, a historic trail run by O’Sullivan Beara in 1603 for the independence of Ireland. Today, it is the longest route in the country, covering 500 km in 12 phases. Walking through Cavan Burn Park is the shortest of five trails that traverse the prehistoric area, which was born 340 million years ago.
Irish lighthouses located in isolated places respond well to the requirements of safety and distance: they can accommodate up to 14 mechanics, providing an instructive experience. Accommodation at the Wild Atlantic Way of the Loophead, Clare, and Fanad Head in Donegal also offers dolphin and whale watching sites, and the Claire Island lighthouse has been transformed into an attractive B&B outlet. Excursions on foot or by bike on a small island. However, a boat ride is required to visit the Fastnet Rock Lighthouse, 3.5 miles from Cape Clear Island in Cork, County: it has the nickname “Tears of Ireland” because it is the last Irish structure. Those who saw immigrants on a trip to the United States. On the east coast, the Wicklow Lighthouse is the most lighthouse of athletics: to reach it, you have to climb 109 steps.
There are also many tourist innovations that offer the so-called “giant of the spirit” of Northern Ireland, where innovation goes hand in hand with tradition: from the dazzling cliffs of Fairhead to the futuristic Titanic Museum you instantly pass into the cosmopolitan efficiency of Belfast. , From the lust of the Giants Causeway to the ancient walls of London Dairy. You can sleep in the ancient stone tower of Helens Tower, or choose the Sleeve Donard Hotel & Spa, one of the best hotels in Ireland with a wellness center, founded in 1897. An arrangement that suits you can be immersed in the gardens of Hillsborough Castle. Play golf for the British royal family’s stay, or at Golf Digest’s best Royal County in the world. Also try restaurants with 3 Michelin stars or have a bug in the pub with local customers. There are so many experiences to get to know the country and its inhabitants so well: In Belfast you visit the Museum in the City Jail for 150 years from a street art tour; From the gin school of the new Wild Atlantic distillery in Agaran, Tyrone, County County, to one of the company’s distilleries to cooking classes at the Wee Buns Cookery School, not far from the village of Moi. In Morne, one of the most beautiful mountains in Northern Ireland, mountain bikers can count on Bike More Tours, including electric bikes, and take you on the 90 km, 19 km, 19 km, Castlewell, MTB Trail Center or 28 km route around the Morne Coastal Route. You get to know the horses better and improve yourself at the Polygraphene Horse Farm in the quiet countryside of Comper, overcoming the beautiful Strongford Loughford. At the activity center you can go out by canoe or kayak or sunbathe or go out with a coaster, which leads to mountaineering and diving from the slopes. Finally in the medieval Diocese, a 35-minute drive from Belfast, the St. Patrick Visitor Center presents a permanent exhibition of the Patron Saint of Ireland. The center also organizes guided tours along the path of St. Patrick: it measures 132 km and divides into 6 or 10 stages, going from Armag to Downpatrick, burying the saint according to tradition. You will also walk through the beautiful landscapes that have appeared in the popular TV series Game of Thrones.
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