Enter Ireland's Ancient East

Tales of Vikings, castles and conquests. Ancient pilgrim routes of the likes of St. Patrick, himself. A land brimming with legend and myth at every corner. Discover 5,000 years of Europe's history with each step taken in a region that personifies all things Celtic. Ireland's Ancient East really has it all:

• Historical Heartlands - The Rock of Cashel is among one of the shining gems this region of the Ancient East features. According to legend, St. Patrick converted Aengus the King of Munster to Christianity here. There's also Russborough House - Ireland's answer to Versailles with a rich history and stunning landscape.

• Celtic Coast - Dunbroady Famine Ship commemorates pays an homage to Irish ancestry with its Emigrant Wall of Honour. Not far from there, the Wicklow Mountains await for exploring.

• Land of 5,000 Dawns - Here you'll find the iconic sites of Newgrange, the legendary Hill of Tara and Athlone Castle.

• The Book of Kells -Though it resides in Dublin, you can visit the land where it was discovered.Walk in the steps of ancient monks and druids as you discover its history and embark on adventure.

• Ireland's Ancient 'Eats' - There's quite a bit to discover in these parts when it comes to the Farm to Fork movement. Foodies are flocking to this part of Europe with its farming roots and natural ingredients.

• The Stories -From folklore to history passed down for centuries, the Ancient East tells Ireland's stories better than anyone else.