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Prepare to be mesmerized by the stunning landscapes that surround Sligo. From the majestic Benbulben mountain to the ...

Prepare to be mesmerized by the stunning landscapes that surround Sligo. From the majestic Benbulben mountain to the north of the county, the ancient Queen Maeve's cairn perched atop of Knocknarea to the west near the seaside village of Strandhill to the tranquil beauty of Lough Gill to the east, the region is a paradise for nature lovers. Embark on a scenic drive along the Wild Atlantic Way, stopping to admire panoramic views and hidden gems along the coast. Take the Mullaghmore Head drive and take in views of the Atlantic and Classibawn Castle.

Dive into Sligo's rich history and heritage with a visit to its historic sites and cultural landmarks. Explore the an...

Dive into Sligo's rich history and heritage with a visit to its historic sites and cultural landmarks. Explore the ancient ruins of Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery, where prehistoric tombs and stone circles whisper tales of Ireland's distant past. Pay homage to the renowned poet W.B. Yeats at the Yeats Memorial Building, where you can delve into the life and works of this literary giant.

With its miles of pristine coastline and rolling waves, Sligo is a playground for water sports enthusiasts. Whether y...

With its miles of pristine coastline and rolling waves, Sligo is a playground for water sports enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned surfer or a novice eager to learn, the beaches of Strandhill, Enniscrone and Mullaghmore offer ideal conditions for catching a wave. Alternatively, try your hand at kayaking or standup paddling on the Garavogue River.

Take a whale-watching cruise in Sligo Bay, check out Kiwi Girl on Facebook or relax and take in the views of Lough Gi...

Take a whale-watching cruise in Sligo Bay, check out Kiwi Girl on Facebook or relax and take in the views of Lough Gill with its lush green islands that inspired the poet Yeats, check out the Wild Rose of Innisfree cruise boat.

No visit to Sligo is complete without sampling its culinary delights. From hearty Irish stews to freshly caught seafo...

No visit to Sligo is complete without sampling its culinary delights. From hearty Irish stews to freshly caught seafood, the town's restaurants showcase the best of local produce and traditional recipes. Savour a pint of creamy Guinness in a snug of a heritage pub like Thomas Connollys or indulge in a fresh fish supper in Hooked restaurant overlooking the Garavogue River.