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Galway es una pequeña ciudad irlandesa situada en la costa oeste de la isla. Esta ciudad se encuentra en el condado de Connacht. El río Corrib, catalogado como el río más corto de toda Europa, recorre la ciudad hasta desembocar en el mar. Considerada la ciudad más importante del condado, Galway cuenta con dos universidades, la NUIG (National University of Galway) y la GMIT (Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology). Así, son los universitarios quienes le dan vida a esta ciudad costera. (en)

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  • Monroe's Tavern

    In Dominick Street, you can find this huge building easily. There is live music everyday. You can also eat there.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Roisín Dubh

    Located in Dominik Street, it is one the most famous singing pubs of Galway. It is spacious, with the floor made of wood. It receives concerts everyday. Besides, you can also have lunch there.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Massimo

    In Eglinton Street, this pub is spacious and with young customers. On Thursdays people go there to danza salsa.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Blue Note

    In West William Street. This pub is very popular among young people. This place has a hippie air. There you can listen to jazz, funk, soul and even electronic music.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Crane

    In Sea Road, it is the best place to listen to traditional Irish music. In this tavern there are improvised sessions of music.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • The Front Door

    In High Street, The Front Door is classical. There you can have the best pints of the town. It is pleasant, but also noisy.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Quays

    This pub is one of the most cozy of the town, but it is usually crowded. It is huge and ancient.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • King's Head

    This pub located in High Street, is one of the most lively and known of the town. It is also very tourist. It is very rustic, with benches and tables made of wood.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Galway at night

    Galway is one of the Irish towns more lively. Wherever you go, you can find a pub. Besides, most of them have live music, and people ready to enjoy as much as they can. Because the town is small, you have the cahnce of walking from one oub to another and try some of...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Kirwan's Lane Creative Cuisine

    Modern and cozy restaurant where you can taste dishes inspired in the tradition. Its cuisine is the most interesting of Galway.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Brasserie Eleven

    Located in Middle Street, this restaurant serves typical Irish meals such as chicken, beef or salmon, but also pizzas, wraps and ribs. Besides, they make caffe expresso and capuchino.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Ard Bia

    Also in the main street, this restaurant offers you sandwiches and hamburgers for lunch time, and in the evening, they are more elegant, offering you other variety of dishes.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • McDonagh's

    This restaurant, situated in Quay Street, is without any doubt, the best one. There, you can have the best fish and seafood of Galway. On the tableclothes fish recipes are printed. Their specialty are the excellent oysters form the bay of Galway, accompanied with brown...

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Goyas

    In Kirwan's Lane, it is one of the best places to have a coffee and a homemade cake. They are really delicious!

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • GBC (Galway Baking Company)

    Centrally situated, GBC is a café with a restaurant on the first floor. You can order in the café sandwiches, breakfasts, and light meals. In the restaurant there are meat and fish at higher prices

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Fat Freddy's

    Also in Quay Street, this multicoloured restaurant has a good environment. The food is mainly Italian. At lunch time, you can have a soup and another dish. Besides, there is terrace when the weather is good.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Cafe Du Journal

    Located in Quay Street, this classical café is full with books. There you can eat sandwiches and salads of premium quality. Then, it is an ideal place to have lunch. In the evening, the dishes are thicker.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Bicycle

    There is any doubt that the best way to go throughout Galway is by bicycle. You can hire one in front of the Cathedral, in a shop called Europa Bicycles.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Car

    If you decide to hire a car, you need to bear in mind that you have to pay a fare of 2€ per hour if you park the car in the centre. It is mandatory to pay from Monday to Saturday from 8 to 18h. Besides, it must be said that if you do not pay, they clamp your car.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago
  • Train

    I do not recommend to catch a bus a Ireland. It is very expensive and it takes a long time to arrive at your destinantion. It is so because Ireland did not want to suffer the industrial Revolution as a way to get its independence of England.

    0 , in Erasmus blog Galway 13 years ago

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