IRELAND 4K • Beautiful Scenery, Relaxing Music & Nature Drone Video in 4K ULTRA HD

Описание: In this 4K video, you will see the best places in Ireland and the ones you cannot miss. The Emerald Isle offers some of the most spectacular landscapes in the entire old continent, a country that boasts its music, its lakes, its charming little towns, its beer, and its people.
Dublin is one of the places to see in Ireland. It was our first destination of the trip to Ireland. When we arrived in Dublin, the first thing we did was leave our hostel to find a pub to try the famous Guinness. If you like beer, don't hesitate to book this guided tour of the Guinness Storehouse, the most famous beer factory in the world.
If you plan to visit Connemara, it is highly recommended to stop at Clifden, one of the places to see in Ireland. It is the gateway to the region. The town is said not to have much to see or do beyond stopping for a bite or a coffee in some of its many bars and restaurants. But we spend a very pleasant time here, a town that seems increasingly prepared for tourism. If you are going to go on a trip to Ireland, write down your itinerary to Clifden.
Connemara National Park is another of the places to see in Ireland. Connemara boasts one of the best-preserved natural areas in Ireland. It is located west of the city of Galway and is made up of 2,000 ha. of bogs, lakes, and mountains. Water stars in the Connemara landscape. Along the entire route from Galway to Connemara there are lakes such as Lake Corrib, the largest of all those in the ar.
Within the territory of Connemara is the Kylemore Abbey, another of the places to see in Ireland. It is, without doubt, the main architectural attraction of the Connemara region. It is a palace built in the mid-nineteenth century as a tribute to his wife by an English merchant, which is why many call it the Taj Mahal of Ireland.
Ballyvaughan, a fishing village dotted with thatched and slate-roofed huts that were quite a surprise on the trip to Ireland. It is located in County Clare south of Galway Bay and west of Burren.