Top 10 Highlights & Claddagh Village Walking Tour
Expert-guided 2.5-hour walking tour through Galway's medieval city — from Eyre Square to the Spanish Arch, with history, folklore and hidden gems along the way.
Galway is Ireland’s most vibrant city — a compact, walkable destination where medieval streets, Atlantic coastline, and a thriving arts scene collide. Known as the City of Tribes, it has been welcoming visitors for centuries and remains one of the most authentic places to experience Irish culture, food, and music. It is Ireland’s second most visited city and consistently rated a Top 3 stop by North American travellers planning an Ireland trip.
The best way to understand Galway is on foot, with someone who knows it. Our Galway Highlights Day Tour takes you through the city’s most iconic landmarks, Eyre Square, the Latin Quarter, the Spanish Arch, Galway Cathedral, and the Claddagh waterfront, with a local guide who brings the stories behind each one. Small groups, no rushing, no buses.
Perfect for first-time visitors who want to see the city properly in half a day.
Top 10 Highlights & Claddagh Village Walking Tour
Expert-guided 2.5-hour walking tour through Galway's medieval city — from Eyre Square to the Spanish Arch, with history, folklore and hidden gems along the way.
Galway after dark is a different city entirely. Behind the colourful shopfronts lie centuries of plague, rebellion, and legend and our Galway Ghost Tour brings them to life. Walk the medieval walls, hear the real history of the Spanish Arch, and discover why locals still avoid certain streets after midnight. Not just spooky stories, genuine history told the way it happened.
Galway After Dark: Ghost Stories & Dark History Walking Tour
Explore Galway's dark side on an expert-led evening walking tour. Medieval executions, ghost stories, folklore & a Blood Red Ale finale. Book your night out.
Ireland’s two great drinks — Guinness and whiskey, have deep roots in Galway’s pub culture. Our Guinness & Whiskey Experience is a guided journey through that culture: the history, the craft, the ritual, and the taste. Whether you are a first-timer or a connoisseur, our guide will change how you think about both.
The perfect evening for anyone who wants more than a pint.
Galway Guinness Beer & Whiskey Live Music Night Tour – Premium Pub Experience
Premium guided pub tour through Galway's best bars. Craft beer tastings, Irish whiskey, live traditional music & expert local guide. Not your average pub crawl.
Galway is also the gateway to some of Ireland’s most dramatic landscapes. Our day trips take you to the Cliffs of Moher with early-access entry, through the wilderness of Connemara National Park, and to the historic Kylemore Abbey. Ideal for those self-driving through the west of Ireland who want a guided experience without the logistics.
Galway is Ireland’s culinary capital. The city sits at the edge of the Atlantic and produces some of the country’s finest oysters, seafood, and artisan food. Our Galway Food Tour moves through the city’s best producers, markets, and kitchens, tasting as you go, with a guide who knows every supplier by name.
No generic restaurant stops. Just the food Galway is actually proud of.
There is no better place in Ireland to hear live traditional music than Galway on a weekend night, but knowing which pubs to go to, and when, makes all the difference. Our Nighttime Music & Bar Tour takes you through the city’s best sessions, hidden bars, and local spots that don’t appear in any guidebook.
The real Galway, after dark.
What are the best tours in Galway?
LetzGo runs five guided experiences in Galway: a city highlights walk, a ghost tour, a food tour, a Guinness and whiskey experience, and a nighttime music and bar tour. Day trips to the Cliffs of Moher and Connemara are also available.
Is Galway worth visiting for a day?
Yes. Galway is compact and walkable — most of the city’s highlights are within 20 minutes on foot. A half-day highlights tour covers the main landmarks; a full day gives you time for food, music, and the waterfront at Salthill.
Does Galway have a ghost tour?
Yes. LetzGo’s Galway Ghost Tour runs after dark through the city’s medieval streets, covering the real history behind Galway’s most haunted sites — including the Spanish Arch, the old city walls, and the stories most guides leave out.
What food is Galway famous for?
Galway is best known for its Atlantic oysters, fresh seafood, artisan brown bread, and a strong craft food scene. The city hosts one of Ireland’s most celebrated food festivals each September. Our Galway Food Tour visits the producers and spots locals actually use.
What is the best pub for traditional music in Galway?
Tigh Coili, The Crane Bar, and Monroe’s Tavern are consistently rated among the best for live trad sessions. Our Nighttime Music & Bar Tour includes curated stops based on what is actually happening that evening — no tourist traps.
How long do you need in Galway?
One to two days is enough to see the city well. First-timers should start with the highlights walk on day one and use day two for a day trip to the Cliffs of Moher or Connemara. LetzGo tours are designed to make both days count.
Is Galway good for American tourists?
Very. Galway has strong Irish-American cultural ties, is entirely English-speaking, and is easily reached from Shannon Airport (45 minutes) or Dublin (2 hours by bus or train). It is consistently one of the most recommended stops on Ireland itineraries for US visitors.
Can you do a whiskey and Guinness tour in Galway?
Yes. LetzGo’s Guinness & Whiskey Experience is a guided evening tour through Galway’s drinks culture — covering the history of both, visiting the right pubs, and tasting with context. Available most evenings; book in advance.