Athlone Tourist Information Centre

A representative building in Aslon, there are 7 pavilions, there are interactive details, there is a Chinese version of the explainer, you can overlook the Shannon River. The reception staff is very friendly. Tickets, 12 euros per person, students can discount.

Asron is a small town that has been developing by the Xiangnong River. The environment is OK. The population is not particularly large, but the business and transportation here are very convenient. The town is very quiet during the day.

Asron Castle is located on the edge of the town, close to the Xiangnong River. The climate here is OK, there is more rain, and there are not many people in the town. The castle is slightly lonely. It is worth a visit if you like to take pictures.

Drive eastwards from downtown Galway, basically crossing the island of Ireland, stopping in a larger city of Aslon. Get off and watch the Aslon Castle and the nearby church in the city center, which is also the end of the Irish tour. The city of Aslo in central Ireland is also a city run by the Champs River. We parked in the center of Aslo city and got off the bus to nearby St Mary's Church and Aslo Castle. The former is a very ordinary church, there is a lot of aesthetic fatigue for the church tour, so it is just to look around the interior. The latter is a restored building on the banks of the Champs-Elysées. We just look around the periphery and don't buy tickets to enter the interior. By the way, look around the streets and the Champs-Elysées, the city is still a beautiful one.

Athlone is uniquely located in the heart of Ireland. This castle was once an important military facility and is now deserted and has time to see.