7. Dromoland Castle
The elegant 16th-century Dromoland Castle has its roots in the family lineage of Donough O’Brien, who ruled Dromoland in 1014 and is a family name of high nobility in Ireland. The 450-acre estate is now a destination for travelers, who come to stay in the lavish bedrooms with canopied beds and embellished furniture fit for a king.
8. Castle Ward
For Game of Thrones fans, the Castle Ward is an unforgettable experience. The 18th-century castle is the main filming location for the show. An exciting way to enjoy a visit to Castle Ward is to take part in a medieval banquet or sign up for the ClearSky Adventures on-site, which lets you try on Game of Thrones costumes with experts, who teach you how to shoot arrows in the courtyard.
