Guidebook for Clifden

Tim & Amanda
Tim & Amanda
Guidebook for Clifden

Food Scene

Great value for dinner and a pint of Guinness. Traditional music and good fun!
28 locals recommend
Guys Bar & Snug
Main Street
28 locals recommend
Great value for dinner and a pint of Guinness. Traditional music and good fun!
This gem in Roundstone offers the best plate of mussels and pint of Guinness for miles!
18 locals recommend
O'Dowd's Seafood Bar and Restaurant
Main Street
18 locals recommend
This gem in Roundstone offers the best plate of mussels and pint of Guinness for miles!
Best coffee and healthy lunches!
Steam cafe
Galway Road
Best coffee and healthy lunches!
Famous Salmon smoking house, tour available, product can be bought on site.
7 locals recommend
Connemara Smokehouse & Visitor Centre
7 locals recommend
Famous Salmon smoking house, tour available, product can be bought on site.

Drinks & Nightlife

Good music and food
13 locals recommend
E J Kings Bar & Restaurant
Market Square
13 locals recommend
Good music and food

Parks & Nature

Beautiful park for long walks and a playground for the children
300 locals recommend
Connemara National Park
300 locals recommend
Beautiful park for long walks and a playground for the children
Beautiful walled gardens and lake, spectacular scenery, well worth a visit.
176 locals recommend
Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden
Kylemore Abbey
176 locals recommend
Beautiful walled gardens and lake, spectacular scenery, well worth a visit.

Shopping

Eclectic mix of items for the home brought to you by the owner Grainne
Whistle Stop
Market Street
Eclectic mix of items for the home brought to you by the owner Grainne
Beautiful clothes using local textiles
10 locals recommend
Hehirs Of Clifden
Market Street
10 locals recommend
Beautiful clothes using local textiles
This eclectic shop is full of ethically sourced clothes and accessories for both adults and children. It is a wonderful shop and has won awards. It is a fun shop and run by the very helpful Sharon.
6 locals recommend
Ohh! By Gum
6 locals recommend
This eclectic shop is full of ethically sourced clothes and accessories for both adults and children. It is a wonderful shop and has won awards. It is a fun shop and run by the very helpful Sharon.
A fine array of traditional Irish tailoring,designer clothes,Dubarry footwear.
Millars Connemara Tweed Ltd.
Main Street
A fine array of traditional Irish tailoring,designer clothes,Dubarry footwear.
Great outdoor gear,also fishing equipment,footwear
Stanley & Sons
Market Street
Great outdoor gear,also fishing equipment,footwear

Essentials

Lidl is very handy
13 locals recommend
Lidl
Galway Road
13 locals recommend
Lidl is very handy
Aldi has everything you need in a supermarket
11 locals recommend
ALDI
11 locals recommend
Aldi has everything you need in a supermarket
Good Supermarket,stays open til 9pm
15 locals recommend
SuperValu Clifden - Kavanagh's
Market Street
15 locals recommend
Good Supermarket,stays open til 9pm

Sightseeing

Landing site of Alcock & Brown first trans Atlantic flight from US to Ireland.
16 locals recommend
Alcock and Brown Landing Site
Marconi Street
16 locals recommend
Landing site of Alcock & Brown first trans Atlantic flight from US to Ireland.
Marconi communication station - Guglielmo Marconi caused a communications sensation when he transmitted wireless messages from his station at Poldhu in Cornwall to Newfoundland on 12th December 1901. Having received a grant of $80,000 from the Canadian Government to build a station at Glace Bay in Nova Scotia, he commenced the task of perfecting wireless communication with Poldhu from late 1902. He experienced extreme difficulty in providing commercially viable communications and decided to move his easterly station as far west as possible and decided on Clifden (Derrigimlagh) after making tests at a number of sites.
6 locals recommend
Marconi Radio Station
6 locals recommend
Marconi communication station - Guglielmo Marconi caused a communications sensation when he transmitted wireless messages from his station at Poldhu in Cornwall to Newfoundland on 12th December 1901. Having received a grant of $80,000 from the Canadian Government to build a station at Glace Bay in Nova Scotia, he commenced the task of perfecting wireless communication with Poldhu from late 1902. He experienced extreme difficulty in providing commercially viable communications and decided to move his easterly station as far west as possible and decided on Clifden (Derrigimlagh) after making tests at a number of sites.
14 locals recommend
Clifden Castle
14 locals recommend

Arts & Culture

Sweet art gallery in the heart of Clifton, worth visiting.
Lavelle Art Gallery
Main Street
Sweet art gallery in the heart of Clifton, worth visiting.