Spanish Arch
The Spanish Arch is a historic site located in Galway City, Ireland. It was built in 1584 as an extension of the city wall, intended to protect the quays where ships would dock.
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For those interested in visiting, the Spanish Arch is easily accessible and situated near the Galway City Museum. Its an open-air site, meaning there are no entrance fees, making it a convenient stop for anyone exploring the city. Nearby, you can enjoy views of the River Corrib and take a stroll along the Long Walk, a picturesque promenade. Remember to check local resources for more Spanish Arch travel information before planning your visit.
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