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January 20 2023

How to Explore County Meath on a Solo Trip

IrishHeritage Blog

Just north of Dublin, County Meath is heaven on earth for anyone interested in history and archaeology. This breathtaking county has some of the best genealogy sites in Ireland that attract hundreds of thousands of people every year.

If you’re taking a solo trip to Ireland, you should definitely consider visiting County Meath while you’re there. Not only is it a safe place for tourists, but it’s also one of those places where you’ll be transported to a simpler time. In County Meath, modern life meets history and heritage in the most beautiful way to encapsulate the quintessential Irish life.

Needless to say, your solo trip to Ireland will be incomplete if you don’t get to experience County Meath in all its glory. If you’re planning to add this glorious county to your itinerary, here’s a complete tourist guide to help you explore this place to its fullest.

Spend a Day at Emerald Park

Traveling alone shouldn’t stop you from having the time of your life. County Meath is home to one of the best theme parks in Ireland, Tayto Park. The park’s name has recently been changed to Emerald Park, and it is home to some exciting attractions, like rollercoasters, water slides, and a fully-functional zoo.

Discover Hidden Spots in the County

There are many hidden spots scattered across County Meath that will help you connect with the place. Here’s a rundown of some of the spots that you should visit during your time there:

  • Slane Distillery
  • Newbarn Farm
  • Loughcrew Estate
  • Causey Farm
  • Red Mountain Open Farms
  • Cornstown House
  • Sonairte National Ecology Centre
  • Girley Bog Eco Walk

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Visit All Major Historic Sites

Finally, your trip won’t be complete without visiting the historic sites in the county. There are plenty of them across County Meath, but here are some that you must not miss while you’re there:

  • Hill of Tara
  • Hill of Slane
  • Brú na Bóinne(Newgrange, Dowth, and Knowth)
  • Monasterboice
  • Kells
  • Trim
  • Bective Abbey

If you’re particularly interested in exploring Christian history in County Meath, you’ll find many historic sites that have defined the course of the religion. You can also learn all about Ireland’s transition from paganism to Christianity by visiting these sites. Just make sure you have a tour guide who can explain the history of every place so you can make the most of your time there!

Plan Your Trip to County Meath with My Ireland Family Heritage

My Ireland Family Heritage has certified tour guides who will take you through a historic, cultural, and ancestry tour of the county. We make personalized itineraries for all our clients so they can explore all their places of interest.

Additionally, our qualified researchers can also trace your Irish roots and plan personalized genealogy tours for you. Our Irish ancestry and genealogy tours are the perfect choice for you if you’re taking a solo trip to Ireland.

Contact us now for more information about our services, and let us help you plan the trip of your dreams!

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