TRAVEL SUSTAINABLY TO CELLISSIMO
As American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson said “Life is a journey, not a destination"
As part of my role with Music for Galway, I slow travelled from Galway to Hamburg in February 2023. I was so used to just getting online and booking a flight, I was initially quite daunted by the prospect! But the more I planned my journey, the more I was looking forward to it. It took me 2 days to get to Hamburg, and a little longer to get home, as I stopped off in the UK to visit friends. I really enjoyed the whole experience; in fact, I was so taken by it that I inter-railed with my husband and two children from Italy to Denmark over 4 weeks in August 2023. As a way to travel, it takes longer and can be more costly financially, but what you gain in experiences, enjoyment, and emission-saving, it is certainly worth it.
Valerie Parker Chang, Songs of Travel Project Coordinator
Public Transport Links in Galway
How do you travel to our concert?
You might be able to walk. But if you are too far, you might consider to share a car. Here are the current public transport options. We know that they don't cover many places, but you might find that this could be an option for you?
Irish Rail: https://www.irishrail.ie/en-ie/
Galway City Bus: https://www.galwaytransport.info/2009/07/city-bus-services.html
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