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Top 36 places to see in Mayo

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Cork
(20km)
Ballintubber Abbey Full review
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A walk through the ages: The history is manifest, St Patrick baptizing converts here as back as in 441 AD. The old photos hung inside the church depict the ruins before restoration. The monument is impressive, so are the exquisitely maintained grounds and withered cloisters. Touring the abbey is a pleasant experience.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Burrishoole Abbey
Travel picture of Burrishoole Abbey Burrishoole Friary was a Dominican friary in County Mayo, Ireland. Its ruin i...
Rate 3 stars
Mayo
(36km)
Carbad More Full review
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Ruins of a double court tomb: Carbad More is a double court tomb that lies severely dilapidated with almost no trace of the covering cairns. At both ends of the ruins of a cairn are the remains of two nearly circular courts, each with its own segmented gallery. Both galleries are fully covered with dense vegetation.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Pierre oghamique Full review
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A mighty standing stone with ancient inscriptions: This single standing stone is believed to be from the bronze age and has ancient inscriptions on it in ogham. This vertically carved stones is graced by the greenery of the picturesque landscapes that surrounds them. A visit to this scenic location is highly recommended.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Rathfran monastery Full review
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Sacred Landscape: The friary of Rathfran is set on a charming and striking location, being surrounded by low verdant hills, and overlooking a tidal creek. It would have been a significant settlement as is apparent from the stone forts and hauntingly beautiful tombs lying around the monastery
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Moyne Abbey Full review
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An off-beaten track amongst the green pastures to view the historical ruins: A picturesque walkway amongst the cow pastures featuring Gothic architecture from the Christian era. This well-preserved abbey wasn't an easy find and was difficult to access through the farm and pastures too. But, the walk was well worth it, secluded and peaceful location that showcase historical ruins.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Ballina Full review
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A scenic, historical little town in County Mayo: This little town in County Mayo located by the banks of River Moy, this place has so many things to do and explore. If you enjoy pub hopping or simply spend a day walking through the prominent sites in the town, you'll be spoilt with choice. We particularly enjoyed our visit to the ruins of Moyne Abbey, St Muredach's Cathedral and River Moy.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Killala Round Tower Full review
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A historical tower that dates back to 5th Century: This iconic Irish tower round tower is over 1000 years old and is located in a beautiful town. Located in the heart of Killala town, this is a well preserved historic tower takes you back in time with its inscriptions inside. Easy to locate, highly recommended if you are in the area.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
KIllala cathedral
Travel picture of KIllala cathedral St Patrick's Cathedral, Killala is one of two cathedral churches in the Dioc...
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Creteboom
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Ballycastle
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Humbert Monument
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Mayo
National Museum of Ireland - Country Life Full review
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A look at Irish Life in the 19th Century in a calm and picturesque atmosphere.: It is a veritable treasure trove of archaeological objects and National Folklife Collections. The state-of-the-art exhibition Galleries and the 19th-century Victorian style house offers the visitors an opportunity to explore the lifestyle of Irish a hundred years ago. The magnificent gardens and woodland trails of Turlough Park provide a tranquil atmosphere to the tourists.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Pontoon Full review
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A Wonderful Lakeside Village: A beautiful village located between Lough Cullin and Lough Conn. The elevation of this place is 72 m which makes this place worth visiting. Surrounding areas of this place are just wonderful and a delight to watch. In Ireland, this is a must visit.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Lough Conn Full review
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Go on a long drive to Lough Conn: Crystal clear waters of the beautiful lake here makes it perfect for a day out with your family. You can simply take a dip or go fishing in this stunning spot, we enjoyed both. Our day trip then ended with some good food and drinks at one of the local eateries.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Foxford Woollen Mills Full review
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An amazing tour combined with shopping for high-quality woollen products : Located in the County Mayo, a visit to the Foxford Woollen Mills was a unique experience for all of us. The story of the mills, the showroom and their products, everything was impressive. The tour around the site was informative and educative too. A great place to do your little shopping to take back home for your loved ones too. Overall an excellent experience, both touring and shopping.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Scenic Road Full review
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Splendid Views: Ireland is well known for its wonderful rides so if you are in Ireland, never miss an opportunity to visit scenic road. With Ireland’s landscape so wild and rugged, the temptation to rent a car and head out in search of adventure is simply too great to resist!
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Straide Abbey Full review
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Historical Monument: Strade Abbey, established in the 13th century by Jordan de Exeter, Lord of Athlethan, is a National Monument and former Franciscan/Dominican monastery located in County Mayo, Ireland. It is home to the majestic 15th-century tomb, which is a major tourist attraction owing to its exquisite decorative human carvings.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Enniscoe House Full review
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Nice Relaxing Visit: Georgian house of the medium size set against the spectacular backdrop of Nephin Mountain. The gardens are pleasant but not outstanding. The walk to the lake's edge is worth the effort for the view of the mountain. Feels a little bit like going back in time. Dogs allowed which was great.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Humbert Tower Full review
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A Must Visit : The Humbert Tower runs from Kilcummin, on Killala Bay in County Mayo, where a French expeditionary force landed in 1798 to help the Irish in their rebellion of that year. It follows the erratic path of the advancing force to the scene of their final battle and defeat at Ballinamuck, in County Longford.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Admiral Brown House
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Mayo
(17km)
Westport House Full review
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Historic House: Westport House is unquestionably one of the best-loved heritage attractions and most elegant houses in Ireland. With over 30 rooms on the exhibit, visitors find themselves absorbed in the 16th-century days when the Pirate Queen of Connacht, Grace O’Malley, ruled the estate. The Audio Tour app, now available to all visitors, tells the captivating story of the people connected to it as well...
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
The Quay
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Murrisk Abbey
Travel picture of Murrisk Abbey The Murrisk Augustinian Friary, located in County Mayo, Ireland, was founded ...
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Great Famine National ...
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Knock
(34km)
Knock Shrine
Travel picture of Knock Shrine Knock Shrine is a Roman Catholic pilgrimage site and National Shrine in the ...
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Knock
Travel picture of Knock The basilica of Knock is a Roman Catholic Church of the Latin Rite located in...
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Knock Museum
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Mayo
(42km)
Minaun cliff Full review
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An interesting and scenic cliff-top walk: For those who are interested in another hike or hill walk, this is a great place to be. Ensure you get you walking shoes along to climb up the cliff and enjoy the panoramic beauty of the sea view. After the walk you can explore the areas and locations nearby too, there are forts and gardens further along the cliff.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Dooagh Full review
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A Must Visit Village : The cottage in Dooagh, Achill Island is in a fantastic location and was ideal for our visit. It is comfortable and has a fantastic outlook over the Atlantic Ocean which is only a few metres from the house. The kitchen equipment was sufficient for our needs but could do with updating, as could the heating available for chilly days and nights.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Keem Beach Full review
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A must-visit beach in the Achill Islands: Nestled under the mountains, at the end of the road this ocean is tucked away on the far side of Achill Island. We weren't able to swim for long although the day was warm and sunny, the beach is known for it stunning views and beautiful walks you can take. A visit here was truly magical to capture, a serene beach hidden away in the mountains.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Dooega Full review
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We stopped here to relish some seafood.: Another one of the village stopover on our road trip located on the west coast of Ireland in County Mayo. We stopped over at the Mickeys bar to enjoy some good seafood for lunch. Apart from that Dooega has a picturesque seaside and great views to enjoy the serenity that surrounds it.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Doogort
Rate 3 stars
Slievemore
Travel picture of Slievemore Slievemore is the second highest peak on Achill Island after Croaghaun, in C...
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Keel
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Galway
(43km)
Cong Abbey Full review
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A picturesque walk through the history: In the little town of Cong, there is a hidden spot to discover in the heart of the village - the Abbey itself. A picturesque place with a forest in the hood, local eateries, souvenier shops and the famous Monk's Fishing House. As we took a stroll around the location, there were tombstones, historical ruins and cemetery to witness. The place is quiet and peaceful.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star


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