Things to see and do Hookless Village

There is a port, but it is a rectangular rectangle where there are frail boats, and then, along the pier, Slade Castle (castle of the th and th centuries) has a frôlée tower with gulls.

Tea-room on site. The path slowly slides like to open on a valley. But the descent is lined with a long green carpet, where hundreds of sheep graze and bleat. In the distance, surrounded by a rempart of trees, the lavishly austère ruins of Tintern Abbey, Cistercian Abbey founded around 1200 and christened the name of the Town of Tintern in Wales, are profile. Open-sky arcade, ringed flower of iron, gouffre gouffre of the nave, tower that makes its arm mutilated towards the sky…

A beautiful black and white lighthouse, Europe's oldest lighthouse still in operation (the structure dates back to the th century).

Fort built in 1588, pending an attack by the Spanish. Some changes were made over the centuries.

Cistercian monastery founded in 1210, one of the largest in Ireland. The central tower and adjacent buildings were added in the th century. Next to the abbey is the castle of Dunbrody and its labyrinth (adult 4 €, child 2 €).

Grand Tower of the th century overlooking the village. It was thought to be built by the knights of the order of the Hospital of Saint John, founded in Jerusalem before the first crusade.