Fishery Watchtower Museum
Victorian tower in Galway City, originally built to monitor fishing, now a free museum about the local salmon industry and river history.

πŸ“œ Victorian tower in Galway City, unique in Ireland, built 1853, restored by Galway Civic Trust.
πŸ” Originally a fishing watchtower, now a free museum about the local salmon industry and river history.

Why Go

🌊 Learn about Galway's rich fishing history and traditions πŸ›οΈ Explore a unique Victorian architectural landmark πŸ‘€ Enjoy stunning views over the River Corrib and Galway Bay πŸ†“ Free entry and guided tours available

Why Avoid

🚧 Currently closed temporarily, check for re-opening ⏱️ Small museum, visits typically 15-30 minutes

Cost

πŸ’° Free access.

Hours

πŸ•’ Temporarily closed; guided tours available by arrangement. Hopes to re-open for summer season.

Getting There

🚢 Easy access from Galway City center πŸ—ΊοΈ Located near Wolfe Tone Bridge on River Corrib

Tips

πŸ“ž Contact Galway Civic Trust for guided tours and current opening status/arrangements

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