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Embark on a captivating journey through Galway’s heritage at the Galway City Museum. Located on the banks of the River Corrib, this cultural gem showcases the city’s diverse history and traditions. The museum’s exhibits span centuries, offering visitors a glimpse into Galway’s medieval origins, the Claddagh fishing village, and its role as a bustling medieval port. “It’s not a museum. It’s not a place of artefacts. It’s a place of ideas.” – Jeanie Kahnke Marvel at artifacts that illuminate Galway’s maritime history, including remnants of the iconic Galway Hooker boats. The museum delves into the city’s significant events, from the tribal chieftains to the Spanish Arch’s storied past. Discover Galway’s artistic spirit through exhibits on the Irish language, literature, and the city’s role as a European Capital of Culture. Engage with interactive displays, immerse yourself in multimedia presentations, and explore the vibrant culture that defines Galway. Whether you’re drawn to archaeology, art, or folklore, the Galway City Museum offers a comprehensive and dynamic exploration of this lively city’s evolution. With its prime location overlooking the Claddagh and Galway Bay, the museum provides not only a wealth of knowledge but also stunning views. From the medieval streets to the modern cultural scene, Galway City Museum encapsulates the essence of this spirited city. Did you know? As of 2023, there are more than 55,000 museums in the world. Additional Info Visit Galway City Museum for venue information, including – opening times, pricing and booking. Image credit – Galway City Museum and the respective artists and/or photographers.