Tourism By Region

There is a lot on offer too, for those with an artistic streak. A number of museums and a wonderful art gallery entice you with interesting and diverse exhibitions from a variety of artists. Zug also has several old towers that are worth seeing, for example the Huwiler, Powder, Knopfli and Capuchin towers. You can look over them and even hold a party in them: just ask us about it. Since the beginning of its construction in 2001, our lovely Zug railway station has figured among the very new, modern architectural sights not to be missed. The imposing railway station has three different characteristics: with its wide entrance, hallway flooded with light and illuminated façade the station has become the visiting card for the town. The architect, Klaus Homberger, presents this impressive building as the gateway to the town, while James Turrell's light installations transform it at dusk into a sea of suspended light. To help you find the various places and objects, the Zug Art Gallery, Zug Council and Zug Tourism have together published a map of modern art in public places. "Kunst in der Stadt Zug" (Art in Zug) can be ordered by telephone, e-mail or downloaded here.

Brief Portrait Zürich Tourism promotes Zürich as a leisure and convention location, creates and sells tourist services and products, and provides information and agency services. more Tourist Service The Tourist Service team at the Main Train Station is at your service 365 days a year, offering services ranging from providing advice to reserving hotel rooms, to selling tickets. more Call Center Would you like to book your hotel fast and easy, order information brochures, make reservations for excursions or be informed about your Zürich stay ahead? Your Zürich specialist will help you during 365 days by phone, email, fax and post. more Convention Bureau Whether you are organizing a convention, seminar, meeting or banquet in Zürich, Zürich Tourism will send you a free quotation within 24 hours, as well as provide you with details about useful contacts. more Staff The staff at Zürich Tourism are devoted Zürich enthusiasts, who do everything in their power to make your visit to Zürich an enjoyable one. more Vacancies Current vacancies at Zürich Tourism are published online. Take a look – who knows, perhaps Zürich Tourism is your future employer? more Become a Member Do you want to actively shape the development of Zürich Tourism? Become a member and benefit from special conditions and other attractive services. more Corporate Identity Here, in addition to logos for downloading, you can find important information on the uniform appearance of the Zürich brand. What, for example, do the three colors, blue, orange and white, represent? more Subscribe to our Newsletter Would you like to be regularly informed about what is going on in the leisure city Zürich? Here you can add your name to the mailing list to receive Zürich Tourism’s Newsletter. more Partners / Links Here you will find direct links to key partners, promoters, tourism destination partners, city associations, and much more besides. more Brochures Here you can order brochures online, for example, a hotel guide for Zürich and region, information about city tours and excursions, local information, etc. more

Dans l'écrin du royaume des vacances, Sion est une perle aux multiples facettes. La vieille ville adossée aux collines de Valère et Tourbillon, les châteaux, les musées racontent l'histoire du passé. Animé par des moyens modernes de communications routières, ferroviaires et aériennes, le présent s'étale dans les quartiers neufs. Désireuse de satisfaire au mieux tous ceux qui la visitent, la ville offre un vaste éventail sportif, culturel et gastronomique : golf ou randonnées le long des bisses, ski ou courses de montagne ; galeries d'art, festivals de musique de renommée internationale ; gamme complète de restaurants et des caves où se dégustent les vins mûris au soleil du Valais. Ville touristique en toutes saisons Le Royaume des Vacances ne pouvait avoir meilleure capitale que Sion. En effet, la ville la plus ancienne de Suisse, protégée par les collines de Valère et de Tourbillon, s'insère dans un décor merveilleux couronné par un cirque de montagnes aux sommets souvent enneigés. L'atout touristique principal est certainement le fait que l'hôte s'y trouve bien en toutes saisons. Il y a toujours quelque offre intéressante et attrayante.

Geneva houses over 40 public and private museums , as well as numerous art galleries. The various collections cater for all interests, be it archaeology, ethnography, nature, fine arts, applied arts, science or technology. You will find below the principle museums that have contributed to the reputation of Geneva. • Art and History Museum • International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum • Rath Museum • Natural History Museum • MAMCO • Ariana Museum • Archaeological Site of Saint Peter's Cathedral • Conservatory and Botanical Gardens • Martin Bodmer Foundation • International Museum of the Reformation We highly recommend you consult our Themes section to discover all the cultural richness of our city and our cultural

The Una Bhan Tourism Co-operative is a group of local tourism providers who got together, initially, to provide all-in holiday arrangements, covering accommodation and activities connected with life on the land and local heritage. rnUna Bhan has developed the business to include a wide range of services and further activities. These include an accommodation booking service; extensive personalised packages for students & adults; Clan Gatherings; Weekly Origin Farmers Markets; Craft Workshops; Event Management; rnWalking Holiday Packages; Angling Holiday Packages; Local news correspondant; rnServices to the local community and lots more services to promote and compliment tourism in the Una Bhan Region.rn rnThe Tourism Centre opened in the grounds of King House, Boyle, Co.Roscommon in 1995. From the centre we co-ordinate promotion of the Una Bhan region and provide a high level of service to guests of the region during their stay. All Group Administration, Central Office activities and Holiday Bookings are carried out at the Tourism Centre. The Tourism Centre houses the Una Bhan Craft Retail Shop and Coffee Shop/Restaurant.

Coleman Music CentrernCentre for the enjoyment, further understanding and learning of traditional music and Irish culture that includes a visitor centre, archive and traditional cottage. Contact the Centre for details of ongoing traditional music shows and other activities.rnWebsite: colemanirishmusic.com rn rn rnDolly’s CottagernDolly’s Cottage is a 200-year-old traditional thatched cottage, the only one of its kind in the area, which is open to the public. It is a stone built cottage with two rooms and a loft with original walls, roof, roof beams, fireplace and pouch bed.rnWhen you step through the little red door it"s like stepping into the past. Dolly"s Cottage has hardly changed in its 200 years and provides an experience of how people lived until the not so distant past.rnThe cottage is named after Dolly Higgins, the last person to live here. She was a genial soul, well loved by young and old in the district. When Dolly died in 1970 the cottage was purchased by the Strandhill guild of the Irish Countrywomen"s Association with a view to preserving it for future generations.rnCountry Markets sell handmade crafts and homemade produce at the cottage.rnOpening Times Sat & Sun 2 - 6 pm in JunernDaily 2 - 6 pm in July & AugustrnContact: Strandhill, Co SligornPhone R.o.I.: 071 9160839rnPhone International: 00353 71 9160839 rn rn rnEagles FlyingrnIreland’s biggest sanctuary for birds of prey and owls offers you impressions of majestic raptors soaring over beautiful locations.rnWebsite: eaglesflying.com rn rn rnGillighan’s WorldrnKnocknashee, Legendary Hill of the Fairies, one of the 7 sacred hills in Ireland.rnFun for school, coach tours, birthday parties, family groups and overseas visitors.rnA stone tunnel entrance, with dolmen and amphitheatre rising out of lush green lawns commences your escape into the Botanical gardens, and natural flora and fauna blend together, enhanced by" faerie habitants" in miniature models villages and "enchanted" glades. Streams and secluded seating areas create a magical atmosphere, whilst a visit to the "faerie fort" offers spectacular panoramic views. Wild-life pond and aquatic cove, plus informal guided tour round the "Pet Village". Quizzes and competitions keep the young amused allowing the adults freedom to relax. rnDirections: rnN17 Sligo - Tubbercurry road, turn off at Achonry Creamery to Lavagh and follow signsrnORrnN59 Ballina - Sligo road, turn off at Coolaney. Follow signs. rnOpening Times: rnMay - Fri/Sat/Sun 12 - 6pm June July/Aug 11am - 6pm Closing September 4th for season Open Bank Holidays Other times by appointment. rnFacilities:rnCrock of Gold Gift ShoprnRainbow Tea RoomsrnToiletsrnFree ParkingrnWebsite: gillighansworld.com rn rn rnLissadell HousernLissadell House built in 1833 by Robert Gore Booth is a magnificent country house designed by Francis Goodwin in the Greek revival style. www.lissadellhouse.comrnWebsite: lissadellhouse.com rn rn rnModel Arts And Niland GalleryrnHoused in a recently renovated 100-year-old model school, The Model Arts and Niland Gallery is one of the premier arts centres in Ireland. This beautiful building is home to the impressive Niland Art Collection, featuring John and Jack B. Yeats, amongst many others.rnWebsite: modelart.ie rn rn rnSligo Folk ParkrnSligo Folk Park is located in the beautiful village of Riverstown, Co Sligo. This community based attraction gives a true experience of rural life and Irish heritage at the turn of the late 19th Century.rnWebsite: sligofolkpark.com rn rn rnSligo Heritage & Genealogy CentrernOffers a full service to enquires whose ancestors hailed from County Sligo.rnWebsite: sligoroots.com rn rn rnSligo RacesrnFlat and National Hunt Racing.rnSligo Racecourse is situated on Cleveragh road, half a mile from the town centre, just off the Dublin-Sligo road. It is a right-handed track situated on 56 acres overlooking Ben Bulben in the heart of Yeats country. rn rn rnWaterpointrnWaterpoint a family orientated operation is open seven days a week, 12 months of the year and offers a fun day out for all the family whatever the weather and is a customer driven facility.rnWebsite: waterpoint.ie