Galway Hop-on Hop-off City Sightseeing Bus Tour
About this activity
Smartphone tickets accepted
English 
Experience Highlights
Tour Galway on the City Sightseeing bus. Hop on and off at your leisure along this unique route which has thirteen stops on a ticket valid for 48 hours. Take advantage of the audio guide to learn about the history of the monuments you'll pass along the route, which lasts about 60 minutes if you don't get off the bus.
Create your own itinerary thanks to this pass, which expires after 12 months if you haven't used it, in this typical red double-decker bus. Visit the main sights, such as Galway Cathedral which is free to enter, at your own pace and be guided by a map provided. It's worth noting that access to the sightseeing bus is accepted by showing your pass with your mobile phone only, no need to print your ticket.
- Discover Galway on this City Sightseeing sightseeing bus on a single route with thirteen stops with a pass valid for 48 hours.
- Hop on and off at your leisure.
- Take advantage of this tour to visit and get to know some of the most touristic points of this Irish city.
What’s included
- Access to the City Sightseeing bus
- Audio guide
- Map
- Pass valid for 48 hours
Step by Step
Get to know Galway by hopping on a City Sightseeing bus. This is an experience in which you can hop on and off whenever you want on this pass valid for 48 hours along a unique route with thirteen stops around the Irish city. You'll have an audio guide to listen to live commentary on the sights you pass, as well as a map to help you find your way around the city.
For this tour in a typical red double-decker bus, whose pass expires after 12 months if not used, you won't need to print out a ticket, as the one you download to your mobile phone will do.
Galway is a city on the west coast of Ireland, the fourth largest in the country, known for its vibrant cultural scene and spectacular natural scenery. But it also has some monuments and places to visit, for example:
- Spanish Arch: a historic monument that is a remnant of the ancient walls that surrounded Galway. It was originally built in the late 16th century as a fortification to protect the city's waterfront.
- Galway Cathedral: also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed to Heaven and St. Nicholas and is free to enter. It is one of the largest cathedrals in Ireland.
- Eyre Square: is a public park located in the heart of the Irish city and a popular destination as it is a green oasis in the middle of the city centre.
In case you don't want to get off the bus, the tour will take about 60 minutes.
