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Day 1 – Depart via scheduled air service to Shannon, Ireland

Day 2 – Cliffs of Moher Sightseeing / Overnight in Galway

Day 3 – Galway Sightseeing / Concert

Day 4 – Limerick Sightseeing / Overnight in Killarney

Day 5 – Ring of Kerry Sightseeing / Concert

Day 6 – Cork Sightseeing / Waterford Sightseeing / Overnight in Kilkenny

Day 7 – Kilkenny Sightseeing / Concert

Day 8 – Glendalough Sightseeing / Overnight in Dublin

Day 9 – Dublin Sightseeing / Concert

Day 10 – Depart for home

Tour #3 Itinerary Overview

Day 1 – Depart via scheduled air service to Dublin, Ireland

Day 2 – Dublin Sightseeing

Day 3 – Dublin Sightseeing / Concert

Day 4 – Kilkenny Sightseeing / Waterford Sightseeing / Concert / Overnight Wexford

Day 5 – Transfer to Cardiff / Overnight in Cardiff

Day 6 – Cardiff Sightseeing / Concert

Day 7 – Stonhenge Sightseeing / Windsor Sightseeing / Overnight in London

Day 8 – London Sightseeing / Concert

Day 9 – London Day at Leisure

Day 10 – Depart for home

Tour #4 Itinerary Overview

Cliffs of Moher

On a clear day, the views are tremendous

GalwayPicturesquely situated at the northeast end of Galway Bay

Ruins of Knockmoy Abbey

Bunratty Castle and Folk ParkThe present castle is the fourth or fifth to

occupy the location beside the River Ratty and was built in the early 1400’s. The Folk Park is a wonderful and very convincing re-creation of country life in Ireland at the turn of the 20th century

KillarneyRenowned for its

beauty, famed for the splendor of its

scenery, Killarney is one of the world's best-loved tourist

spots

Ring of KerryContaining captivating mountain and coastal scenery, dotted with slate-roofed fishing villages

Blarney Castle and StoneThe castle dates from 1446 and is built on solid limestone in beautiful grounds. The sacred stone is found at the top of the castle and when you catch a glimpse of it, you may well feel compelled to bend over backwards and kiss it!

Waterfordretains much of its medieval character

together with the graceful buildings

from its 18th century expansion

Waterford Glass Visitor’s Centresee some of the

famous hand cut crystal

KilkennyIts narrow winding streets lend it an atmosphere of old world charm; its terraces of handsome Georgian houses give it elegance; and with all this it is a busy modern town and market center

Kilkenny CastleThe castle is situated on the high river bank and surrounded by gardens

Glendalough and the Wicklow MountainsThe steep wooded slopes of Glendalough

the “valley of the two lakes” harbor one of Ireland’s most atmospheric monastic sites — established in the 6th century

DublinToday, with its

elegant Georgian streets and over one

thousand years of history, it’s a

wonderful place to visit

Trinity College and the Book of KellsTrinity College is

Ireland’s oldest university and contains the Book of Kells, which dates from AD 800, making it one of the oldest books in the world.

Dublin CastleBeyond Dublin's City

Hall stands Dublin Castle, the main

entrance of which is on Cork Hill.

WexfordThe picturesque old town with its narrow

winding streets is a typical example of Anglo-Norman settlement

CardiffCardiff, the capital city of Wales since 1955, is one of Europe’s fastest growing cities. It has developed from being a pleasant capital with a fine maritime history into a vibrant state-of-the art city with an exciting future. It is also an ancient city, and the legacy left by the Romans, Normans, and the Industrial Revolution is clearly visible

Cardiff Castlestands in the very

center of the city. It contains some of the

most important historic interiors in

Britain and occupies the site where a Roman fort once

stood

Museum of Welsh LifeHere, travel back in time and experience

how life in Wales would have been at various stages over time. The outdoor

museum contains a fine collection of re-erected buildings from all over Wales,

including cottages, farmhouses, a chapel, school, corn mill and village store, not to

mention the Elizabethan mansion.

StonehengeEurope’s most

famous Prehistoric monument

Windsor Castlebuilt 900 years

ago by William the Conqueror to guard the western approach to London. Today, it is England’s largest castle and also the largest inhabited stronghold in the world

Londonis a cozy city,

encompassing some 620 square miles

and 7,000,000 hospitable people.

Westminster AbbeyBig Ben & Houses of Parliament

Tower of London & Tower Bridge

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Buckingham Palace and Changing of the Guard

Music Celebrations International

looks forward to providing theNorth Kitsap High School Band

with a truly memorablemusical and cultural

experienceof a lifetime!