The enchanting natural scenery, profound historical and cultural heritage, simple folk customs, developed economy, and generous welfare are all captivating aspects of Ireland, the Emerald Isle. However, it is the artistic atmosphere of Ireland that truly refreshes the spirit.
The poetry of W.B. Yeats, the novels of James Joyce, the plays of Samuel Beckett, and the music of U2, Westlife, and Enya all contribute to Ireland's identity as a land of art: from the past to the present, it has always been the homeland of the wandering bard. For artistic youth, this country serves as a spiritual opiate that transcends centuries.
The Book of Kells
Created around the year 800 by Celtic monks, it is a beautifully decorated manuscript of the Bible, with an illustration at the beginning of each short text, totaling two thousand illustrations. It is a masterpiece of Western calligraphy and is currently permanently housed in the Library of Trinity College Dublin. It is widely regarded as Ireland's most precious national treasure.
The National Gallery of Ireland
Home to a vast collection of Western European paintings from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, it boasts up to 54 exhibition rooms, showcasing over 11,000 works of art categorized by era and region, including masterpieces by renowned painters such as Vermeer and Monet.
The National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
This museum emphasizes Ireland's art, culture, and natural history. Established in 1733 by the Royal Dublin Society as a museum for agricultural tools, it soon expanded to include collections of animal and plant specimens. The Natural History Museum was founded in 1857, and in 1877 it became the National Museum, officially opening in 1890. It primarily exhibits ancient artifacts, artworks, gold items, early Christian metalwork, as well as specimens and information in zoology, botany, and geology.
Powerscourt Gardens
One of the most beautiful estates in Ireland, located in County Wicklow in the southeast of Ireland, it has been rated as one of the top ten mansions in the world by the famous travel guide "Lonely Planet."
A place that exhausts the most beautiful words in the world, every square meter brings endless surprises. In 2017, immigrate to Ireland, may all good things come as expected. May you live a life as poetic and picturesque as this country that is more artistic than poetry. Currently, there are various options available for Ireland Investment Immigration policies. Please feel free to call Worldway Immigration Group for more details. For more immigration information, please call: 400-138-2929