Ireland is one of the countries worthy of true admiration for its beauty and sights. This is the very case when the gorgeous advertising pictures of travel agencies are not able to convey all the splendor and picturesque nature and architecture, which will take your breath away.
Connoisseurs of antiquities will be able to touch here the walls of beautiful medieval castles and fortresses that keep many memories, already shrouded in secrets and beautiful legends that have survived to this day.
One of these buildings is Blarney Castle. According to legend, it is in its wall that the magic "stone of eloquence" is embedded, kissing which, you can get oratorical talent. However, in order to master a wonderful gift, you will first have to overcome a height of several tens of meters, at which this extraordinary stone hulk is located.
In the vicinity of the castle there is a real fabulous house Blarney House with its history and the Rock Close garden of wonders. This place is also able to give its guests not only vivid impressions, but also the fulfillment of a cherished dream. One has only to walk up the steps of the "ladder of desires" and the plan will certainly come true.
Speaking about Ireland, one cannot but recall its main wealth and pride - Guinness. Any beer lover will be curious to look into the eponymous brewery museum located in the capital. For real fun with music, dancing and live, casual communication, visit the famous Irish pubs, which are very popular with the local population.
As for the main city of the country - Dublin, it seems to be timeless. This metropolis has not been touched by the modern trend to erect huge skyscrapers. The ancient buildings have been skillfully restored, the city has many parks and gardens.
The capital also attracts tourists with its original sculptures. For example, in one of the parks there is a sculpture "Irish Wave". This monument is made of steel, reaches a height of 35 meters, and its weight exceeds 20 tons, but the most amazing thing about it is that it moves - along with the wind blowing, the "wave" moves to the side by as much as 6 meters, and then returns back.
Ireland is often called the "Emerald Isle" for its unusually juicy and bright green color of forests and herbs, ideally combined with the fiery red hair of hospitable Irish people. The nature and amazing architecture of this land will not leave anyone indifferent and will certainly give its contemplators a sense of harmony, inspiration and touch to history.
