Ireland attracts its visitors with beautiful fantasy-like scenery. Given that travel around the world is still subject to the coming days, in light of the spread of the pandemic (Covid-19), the Irish Tourism Authority advises travel enthusiasts to renew their travel spirit, and wander with a wonderful panoramic view of Ireland in 360 degrees, through nine tours They are in their house, where they experience the access to ancient stone castles, and a sense of the scent of fresh sea air that Ireland offers to its visitors.
Belfast is the pinnacle of its beauty
With its winding hills, sandy beaches and grassy gardens, Belfast and its surrounding areas are famous for their stunning scenery, for those looking for calm and tranquility in the Hillsborough Forest, or for those looking to enjoy the view of Belfast Castle, or for a trip on a ferry in the waters of Carlingford Love, where the panoramic view in 360 degrees Degree considered an integrated flight.
Titanic Museum
Experience the experience of visiting the Titanic Museum, through virtual walking on the deck, diving in the depths of the ocean and exploring the marina, where the interactive tour takes you, through a trip to the past, and introduces you to the history of the famous Titanic and its sad end.
Gobins crossings
The tour is said to be the “most exciting walk in Europe”, where those who want to experience this unique experience can enjoy the breathtaking views of the ancient Gobins crossings, and wander through the caves and carved tunnels, where the viewer can feel the sea breeze, through this breathtaking virtual experience.
Belek Castle
Belek Castle warmly welcomes travelers and visitors looking for a hypothetical travel experience full of secrets, and the enjoyment of wandering in this old intimate house, which is reflected in its ancient archaeological designs inherited from the Earl Aran family.
Clare County
The cave is located in the heart of Burren in the county of Clare, and is an amazing place to discover. Known as one of Ireland's finest caves, it attracts adventure seekers through deep fissures, exotic rock formations and the Great Waterfall.
Blarney Castle
Through this virtual tour, travel enthusiasts can walk in the halls and lands of the 600-year-old Castle of Blarney. The castle is surrounded by the magnificent historic fern park, where the tall plants in Dexonia Antarctica, which reaches a height of 204 inches, is considered one of the tallest types of ferns in Ireland. This garden is universal with its collection of poisonous plants.
Crawford Gallery
The exhibition houses both historical and contemporary visual arts, and is celebrated with a collection of art exhibits aged 200 and over.
Moher Cliffs
Join this virtual tour, and see why Irish newspaper readers voted the Moher Cliffs as the best destination for visitors in Ireland for 2019 and 2020, as these cliffs face the enchanting Atlantic Ocean for more than 350 million years, see the beauty of these slopes, while wandering virtually the steep hills and basin.
Carrick Bridge A Red Robe
This bridge was built by indigenous fishermen more than 250 years ago, and through this bridge the visitor can see a breathtaking view of the Rathlin Island, and looking away it is possible to see the outskirts of Scotland as far as the eye can see.