With origins dating back to the early Vikings, Dublin (Ireland) has grown to be ranked among the most beautiful of European cities. Youthful and cosmopolitan, the Irish capital with its insolent charm is renowned for the richness of its cultural life and lively, friendly atmosphere. the sea breeze, bridges and docks will remind you that Dublin is also a big commercial port.

The fast-moving and appealing city of Liverpool sprawls along the banks of the River Mersey. This former bastion of industry in England’s north-west has found its second wind, thanks especially to the highly successful redevelopment of its docks, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2004. The city, the Beatles’ birthplace, has lots to offer to its visitors. While a walk down the Waterfront from Pier Head to Albert Dock is a major highlight youﾒll also love the quality of ﾠmuseums such as the Walker Art Gallery and the wealth of architecture in the city. But what will really impress you is the playful and open-minded spirit of its inhabitants, which John Lennon referred to as “positive energy”.

Nicknamed “the Mother of Wales” because of its important role in the country’s history, the Isle of Anglesey is a little paradise for those who are passionate about the past or nature – or both. the whole coastline is a protected site harbouring hidden lagoons among the rocks, sweeping bays for that romantic promenade and remote peaceful coves.

Located on the south-west coast of Ireland, the dynamic yet peaceful university city of Cork will delight you with its countless historical and cultural treasures. In the city centre, do not miss a visit to the Saint Finbarr cathedral, renowned for its impressive neo-gothic architecture, as well as the emblematic English Market, a magnificent covered food market in the Victorian style that will reveal all the richness of Irish produce. This pleasant visit to the second largest city in Ireland will also be the opportunity to visit the old Jameson distillery, where the famous whisky was made for nearly 200 years.

With origins dating back to the early Vikings, Dublin (Ireland) has grown to be ranked among the most beautiful of European cities. Youthful and cosmopolitan, the Irish capital with its insolent charm is renowned for the richness of its cultural life and lively, friendly atmosphere. the sea breeze, bridges and docks will remind you that Dublin is also a big commercial port.