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After a trip in the air, you will reach the capital city of Ireland, Dublin, and check in the hotel. Then you will travel through the main streets, visiting many historical buildings such as Trinity College, gorgeous George-style architecture and so on. After that, you will take a look at Dublin Castle. The castle was used to store the kings gold, silver and jewelry. But today, the castle stands old and solid with the treasures all gone. Close to the castle is City Hall, built in 18th century, where the municipal government is located. These are all the oldest buildings in Dublin.
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Day 2: Blamey Castle - Killarney
The first stop today is Rock of Cashel, which is an important building in Ireland. Further south, you will reach Blamey Castle. The castle was built in 1446 and it is one of the oldest in history, also one of the most solid forts, attracting tourists all over the world. Overlooking from the castle, you can see a dense forest, the green covering and approaching very far away, among which is dotted with towns and pleasant sceneries. Moreover, you will also pay a visit to the Blarney Woollen Mills there and then leave for Killarney to see the beautiful lake and the highest mountain in Ireland.
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Today you will travel along the best and the most fascinating landscape of Ireland- Ring of Kerry. On the way you will be able to appreciate the gorgeous sceneries, which are so overwhelming and unforgettable. You will also have chance to choose some of the places that are good to take pictures with local farmers in the beautiful nature. Later, you will cross village of Cahirciveen, then over Valencia Island and finally pay a visit to Skellig Experience. In the evening, you will rest in Killarney.
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Day 4: Cliffs of Moher - Bunratty Castle
Today you will drive to the Clare coast at north to visit the famous Cliffs of Moher, which is the highest cliff in Europe and also one of the most famous tourist attractions in Ireland. It is standing at the brink of the mid-west region of Ireland, facing the boundless Atlantic Ocean with its well-known danger. O’Brien’s Tower is erected on the highest point of the cape near the Cliffs of Moher and it is considered to be the best point to view the cliffs over the centuries. Your next station is Bunrattly Castle, the concentration of the exquisite architecture art of Ireland. Its owner has collected enormous medieval furniture and decorations of the finest quality. It would not be perfect if you miss the “world famous Bunratty medieval banquet” during the visit.
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Day 5: Departure from Ireland
You will take the flight at the Shannon Airport and leave Ireland for your home.
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