What are the attractions in Ireland?

Dublin Castle

Dublin Castle was built before 1204 and was the governor's palace during the British rule of Ireland. This castle-like building is surrounded by high walls and has a drawbridge at the main entrance. The castle hall in the middle was once the official residence of the British governor and is now used as a venue for important events. The 18th-century building next to the castle is the City Hall, the seat of the city government. ...

Green Ribbon--Shannon River

The Shannon River is the longest river in Ireland, with a total length of about 400 kilometers. It was named after a beautiful princess of Shannon. In order to seek the truth, he risked his life and jumped into the pool where the divine fish lived. The divine fish stirred up the water in the pool, causing the waves to turn into a rushing river. Shannon Pond is located at the western foot of Cuirka Mountain in northwest Ireland, and is the source of the Shannon River

The Shannon River meanders between the hills, flows southward through the central plains, and passes through large and small lakes and swampy peat zones. , and turns westward into the Atlantic Ocean. ...

Phoenix Park

Phoenix Park is located on the north bank of the River Liffey northwest of Dublin city center. It is the most famous park in Ireland. It was founded in 1662 and covers an area of ??1,760 acres. . Entering the main entrance, the first thing that catches the eye is the People's Garden and the racecourse, with green grass and red flowers swaying in the wind. The scenery arrangement is artificial, but it is also natural, leaving no trace. Further inside are two natural lakes. The famous Dublin Zoo is built around the lake. There are swans and pelicans leisurely swimming on the water. The zoo is still tame...

The intersection of sea and land - coastal scenery

Ireland has more than 1,000 kilometers of coastline, and coastal scenic areas are Ireland’s main tourism resources. The western coast of Ireland has many twists and turns. There are many natural harbors, such as Donedogo Bay, Galway Bay, Shannon Bay, Dingle Bay, and many islands nearby. The eastern coast is relatively straight. Some of these coasts are steep

with stunning views of the crashing waves; some are gentle, making them perfect places for tourists to enjoy the sea, sun and beach. Wicklow is located 26 miles southeast of Dublin...

Pastoral - Delta

After the Rhine enters the Netherlands, it joins the Maas and Scheldt rivers*** Together they form a vast delta. In the delta region, you will see green grassy land with continuous farmland, herds of cows, numerous windmills, and crisscrossed canals, permeating a strong pastoral atmosphere. The animal husbandry here is very developed and it is the largest dairy breeding base in the country. Milk is not only the "liquid bread" of the Dutch, but is also exported in large quantities. The delta region is the most developed area in the Netherlands.

Beautiful mountains and rivers - Lake Killarney

The western part of Ireland is dotted with lakes and is a famous scenic spot in Ireland, such as Lake Colne, Lake Muske Lake, Lake Corrib, Lake Lee and Lake Borg, among which Lake Killarney is a famous scenic spot and tourist center in Ireland. Lake Killarney is located in the southwest of Ireland and consists of three lakes: upper, middle and lower lakes.

Shanghu is the smallest.