Galway, Galway County to Adare, Limerick County from $17: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Irish Rail

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2h  37m

Estimated price

$17-29

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Distance: 117 km

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Bus Éireann

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Average Duration

2h  55m

Estimated price

$19-33

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1h  17m

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$20-31

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Traveling From Galway to Adare

Your journey from Galway to Adare offers a striking contrast between the vibrant streets and lively culture of Galway and the tranquil charm and picturesque landscapes that greet you in Adare.

Best Neighbourhoods in Adare

Adare boasts charming neighborhoods that each offer a distinct experience.

Main Street

• Bustling shops and local crafts.

• Ideal for dining and coffee spots.

Adare Village

• Picturesque scenery with historic buildings.

• Perfect for leisurely strolls.

The Parklands

• Expansive green spaces and gardens.

• Great for outdoor activities and picnics.

Best Times To Visit Adare's Attractions

Timing your visit can greatly enhance your experience in Adare.

Adare Manor

Visit early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and stunning light.

The Trinitarian Abbey

Weekdays are quieter; explore the historic site in peace.

Adare's Craft Village

Late afternoon offers a vibrant atmosphere with local artisans at work.

Adare Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Adare experiences a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers, with rainfall possible throughout the year. The best times to visit are late spring and early autumn, when you can enjoy pleasant weather and vibrant scenery, making outdoor activities all the more enjoyable.

Dining Recommendation in Adare

Try the traditional Irish stew at The Riverbank Restaurant, where the focus is on hearty, local ingredients that reflect Adare's rural charm. This dish stands in contrast to Galway's bustling seafood scene, offering a cozy atmosphere and a taste of authentic Irish countryside flavors.