Hall Of The Red Earl in Galway: photos, reviews

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The Hall Of The Red Earl in Galway is a fascinating glimpse into the city's medieval past. As the oldest surviving structure within Galway's ancient walls, this site holds exceptional historical significance. Visitors can explore the impressive array of 11,000 artifacts discovered here, ranging from clay pipes to intriguing gold cufflinks and even an incomplete human skull. Tucked away down a quaint alley in the bustling Latin Quarter, it's easy to find and perfect for a family visit, with its child-friendly environment. Entry is free, adding even more appeal to this cultural landmark. Open Mondays through Saturdays from May to September, it offers a captivating journey through history just waiting to be explored.

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Jury's Hotel

Bus stop 67 m walk

Spanish Parade (Jurys Hotel)

Bus stop 81 m walk

Spanish Parade (Spanish Arch)

Bus stop 104 m walk

Galway, Jurys Hotel

Bus stop 114 m walk

Spanish Arch

Bus stop 97 m walk

Galway, Merchants Road Galway

Bus station 171 m walk

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Holly Jetter

Interesting archaeological site that can be done in 15 minutes or less.

olivier lathoumétie

Si vous passez devant Peu de contenu, pour les amateurs d'archéologie, d'histoire Gratuit

Millie Kwan

Hall of the Red Earl is a very cool, free exhibit where there has been an excavation of an historic site. It is down a small alleyway across from the Druid Theatre. Good such a small site, there is a good amount of information and a walkway sound the top of the ruins. Very interesting and worth a stop when in Galway.

Hall Of The Red Earl in Galway

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