Glendalough, Ireland's "Valley
of Two Lakes," rests in a glacial valley in the heart of the Wicklow
Mountains. Much like Skellig Michael, this "city of seven churches" was
founded in the sixth century as a monastic settlement by hermits whose
love of isolation appears to have been matched only by their love of
fine scenery. These days, you can explore a cathedral, a distinctive
round tower, decorated stone crosses, medieval churches, and other
ancient stone structures.
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