County Laois, located in the heartland of the Irish Republic, is reknown for its beautiful scenery. The Slieve Bloom Mountains, which are located predominately in Laois, are a major draw for those looking to commune with nature. The mountains can be accessed by car, on foot, or on horseback and are guaranteed not to disappoint.
Laois also offers visitors a well-signposted heritage trail upon which one can learn of the county's folklore and see many of its important historical sites.
There are seven golf courses in Laois, including the Severioano Ballesteros designed course at Killenard. Laois also hosts a number of museums including the the Donaghmore Famine Museum, the Mountmellick Museum and the Fly-fishing and Game Shooting Museum in Attanagh.
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