Galway Hotels

General Information

When you have to compete with Dublin and Cork for attention, not to mention other popular locations that dot the busy map of Great Britain, the goal of tourism notoriety can be seem like a steep climb. There are however, some tangible benefits that come with a relatively diminutive stature. Hidden gem status for one, of which Galway, Ireland can certainly claim to embrace. A modest capital of culture, the lively town packs a rather formidable amount of charm and eye candy per square block.

Best of all, the small city is quintessentially Irish. From a phenomenal live music scene to avant-garde cuisine in step with the best restaurants in Dublin, Galway is a genuine envoy for the Emerald Isle. The handsome cityscape is full of history, from Eyre Square to the dramatic Spanish Arch and the wonderful collection at the Galway City Museum. Best of all, local festivals held throughout the year showcase the inordinate talent and appeal of the city.

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Climate

The weather in Galway is typical of Ireland, with few extremes in temperature but heavy precipitation throughout the year.

• Winter (November to March) 4-11°C

• Spring (April to May) 6-15°C

• Summer (June to August) 10-21°C

• Fall (September to October) 9-17°C