Killarney Tourist Information and Visitor Guide
A bustling city, steeped in history, Killarney is set in a spectacular landscape of sandstone mountains, fabulous lakes and some wonderful woodlands. With Killarney National Park right on the doorstep, explore tracks and trails and take the opportunity to get out on one of the lakes. Enjoy visiting Castles, Abbeys and Stately Homes, in what is undoubtedly one of Ireland's most glorious regions.
Killarney Highlights
- Killarney National Park - stunning scenery and plenty of well-marked trails to cycle or walk along
- Gap of Dunloe - a beautiful glacial valley in the Macgillacuddy Reeks mountain range, which dominate the skyline of Killarney
- Muckross House and Gardens - owned by the Guiness Family, the gardens are spectacular and the house, well preserved
- Ross Castle - 5th-century castle, the subject of numerous historical myths, including that of a ghost who still makes appearances at the castle
- Torc Waterfall - this beautiful waterfall is surrounded by spectacular vegetation in every colour of green you can imagine
- Ladies View - a wonderful panorama, with Lough Lean and the city of Killarney framed perfectly between 2 mountains
- Killarney Lanes - just off New Street and now the most fully lived-in traditional lane complex in Killarney
Plan your visit to Killarney
- Killarney Hotels - view and choose a place to stay in Killarney
- Killarney Short Breaks - for short break ideas and offers
Hotels in other popular destinations
Cork Hotels - Dublin Hotels - Kilkenny Hotels - Limerick Hotels - Waterford Hotels
