Hall Of The Red Earl

Hall of the Red Earl, located in Druid Ln, Galway, offers insights into some of the oldest archaeological remains in Ireland. ​​This archaeological site dates back to the 13th century and since the forming of Galway City. There are several guided tours available. There is also a cafe onsite.

You can also see the 11,000 artifacts which were unearthed by the Office of Public Works in 1997. Apart from these famous artifacts, one can also see lush ornate stone carvings and arches along the halls and chambers of the site once inhabited by one of the most prestigious tribes of Galway, the Anglo-Norman De Burgo family. Several kinds of guided tours are available, varying in prices, duration, place covered, and facilities in different languages like English, Spanish, French, etc. If you are a sucker for knowledge, an audio-guided tour is available. Learn exciting things about the historical site, the first municipal building in Galway used to collect taxes, a courtroom to deliver justice, to host banquets, and a town hall that got its name from Richard De Burgo. There is a cozy cafe available that serves traditional Irish food and drinks. You can relax and enjoy the stunning visuals with a glass of fine wine or a cup of tea.