Although sold as a medieval walled city, they can be hard to find. Galway does however still feed like a medieval walled city so that's not so bad. The walls are the walls though - made of stone and just there - not so much to write home about ...

Seek the Medieval City Walls out in the mall and follow the course. Not alot of detail provided or sinage alerting visitors about this in my opinion.

This is nice for when you are planning on an outing on a rainy day. Nice places to eat ans some of the stores have changed but still have enough to keep you inside for the day.

Spanish Arch was the only part of the walls we inspected. If you REALLY want to see and walk upon "Medieval City Walls," I'd suggest Chester or York in UK.

This is well worth doing as theres lots of restaurants and shops and its a lovely walk with intresting places to admire and pass an hour

Touristy but authentic with great shops, music and restaurants!

Nice walking around the city walls wiht some interesting stops along the way :)

Saw the walls on the Galway City walking tour and like Eyre Square, you cannot miss the Walls Tour

What is left of these walls can be seen around the Spanish Arch and in the Eyre Square Shopping Centre.