Westmeath, Ireland- A Fisherman’s Paradise
Though there is a strong agricultural presence in Westmeath, tourism is quite popular as well. Tourists are attracted to the many lakes, canals and other waterways that make their way through the county. These many water sources are a paradise for fisherman and angling is among one of the favoured activities of both locals and tourists. An active county, Westmeath also provides plenty of opportunities to become active in sports and even talk long walks along walking routes. Parks, gardens and old homes offer special treats for visitors who want to take a break from nature and enjoy a little more of what Westmeath has to offer.
Reasons to Visit Westmeath
Visitors who enjoy a good angling experience can find hours of pleasure on the half dozen lakes that reside outside of Mullinger. If being more active is your style then you can take a long walk along the Westmeath Way. This 33 kilometre walking route takes two days to complete and will take you from Kilbeggan Village to Mullingar Town. The Belvedere House Gardens and Park offer 160 acres of woodland and lakeshore walks. This walled garden contains many rare and special plants that cannot be found elsewhere. Visitors can take a long walk, enjoy a guided tour along a tram and spend time in the visitor centre.
Entertainment and Dining in Westmeath
There are many pubs throughout Westmeath much like the rest of Ireland. You can visit such establishments as Quinns Bar and Restaurant, The Prince Bar and Mary Lynch’s Pub. Restaurants like the Left Bank Bistro that serves European foods and La Strada that is known for Italian cuisine.
Accommodation in Westmeath
Visit a 19th century restored farm house in the Lake District when you stay at Greenhills Bed and Breakfast. The Wineport Lodge on the shores of Lough Ree is a four star hotel. There are also camping places, self-catering cottages, hotels and hostels to choose from.
Westmeath Holiday Properties
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