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Cottages and Self-Catering Holiday Accommodation in Navan, Meath, Ireland
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Other Holiday Cottages and Accommodation in Meath
Navan, which means the cave in Irish language, is a county town located in County Meath in Ireland. The town is surrounded with exotic landscapes and sites, which makes tourist come here for spending self catering holidays.
The place is dotted with several attractions such as Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre, Bachelors Lodge Equestrian Centre, Kilmainham Gaol, The Guinness Storehouse, Christ Church Cathedral, Millmount Museum, Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Hill of Tara, Dublin Castle, and James Joyce Centre, which are located in and around the town. Other than the attractions, the town has gallery named Solstice Art Gallery, where tourists can visit to see the vibrant culture of this town. Besides, tourists can also visit local market places, inns and pubs to make most out of their vacation in this town.
The town offers proper self catering accommodation facilities, which are available here in the form of self catering villas, log cabins, apartments, holiday chalets, and cottages. These types of accommodations are very specious, affordable and excellent for vacationing when there is a large group, and which includes kids and pets also. Presence of these accommodations makes this place as an ideal tourist destination for spending summer and winter holidays.
