Only a short distance from Dublin, the Boyne Valley is the ideal destination for a taste of historic Ireland. From Neolithic tombs to the most glorious 19th century church, the Boyne Valley, Ireland’s historic heart, has plenty of gems to share with you.
The lighthouses in Dublin Bay have been guiding captains and their crews for more than a hundred years. These sturdy buildings in stunning locations also make for a great day out and about, exploring the coastline and soaking in panoramic views.
Fleeing France because of religious persecution, Huguenots settled in Dublin in the 17th century. What mark did they leave on the city? Discover what is left today of Dublin’s French heritage.
Visit Co.Wicklow’s best historical places and uncover the rich past of the “Garden of Ireland”. From medieval churches to 18th century mansions often found in the most picturesque locations, Wicklow deserves every traveler’s full attention.
Rennes Historic Centre is in itself one of the city’s best attractions. The streets of the Breton capital boast incredible late medieval architecture that will leave you in awe. Step back in time and discover this wonderful heritage with its guide to the city’s most stunning medieval streets.
The 1916 Easter Rising was a defining moment in Irish History acting as a catalyst for the Irish independence. Enlightening exhibitions and fascinating tours all around Dublin shed light on those dramatic events.
“My Goodness, My Guinness” said the famous advert of a beer that put Dublin on the map. The Guinness family were successful entrepreneurs but what good did they do for the city? Let’s explore the Guinness legacy in Dublin.
Eager to put Braveheart’s version of the Battle of Stirling Bridge to rest, I travelled to Stirling, Scotland to get the real story. Let me tell you what really happened.
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