County Kerry
Muckross Gardens and
Traditional Farm
This place is ideal for children and adults. You
can learn how farming used to be managed in more
traditional times.
Dingle Oceanworld
Aquarium
Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium is a new attraction.
It deals with the fascinating species that live in
the waters around the magnificent Dingle
Peninsula.
Killarney National
Park
Killarney National Park covers 10,000 hectares
(25,000 acres) and contains 3 lakes and is
surrounded by mountains.The Park protects many
floral species.
Killarney Model
Railway
This is a good attraction for all the family.
Trains will transport you through landscapes of all
of Europe.
Kenmare Heritage
Centre
This Centre gives you some information about
history of the town and about the generations who
lived there.
Kerry Bog Village
Museum
This unique rural attraction aims to recreate
life during the 1800's. This area of the "Kingdom
of Kerry" is really beautiful.
Kerry Woollen Mills
The Mills (dating originally from the 17th
century) are still visible in the county.
Crag Cave
Crag Cave will let you discover wonderful
stalactites and stalactmites. This exceptional
place discovered in 1983 (is amillion years old) is
a natural attraction.
Skellig
Islands
These 2 islands are located near Valentia. One
is full of birds of many types and on the other,
there is lighthouse dating from the year 1865. The
cliffs are beautiful.
Traditional
festivals
The Puck Fair, one of the last Celtic
festivals of the country, takes place in Killorglin
(on the Ring of Kerry) at the end of August
(generally on 10th, 11th, and 12th).
The Rose of Tralee is also a festival
which is really very traditional. It takes place in
Dingle's peninsula at the end of August as
well.
Activities
- Golfing
- Cycling
- Equestrian
- WaterSports
- Walking
- Nationals parks
- Many history and archaeology centers,
museums, castles ...
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