Killarney National Park is a stunning park filled with native Irish wildlife and scenic lakes and mountains. Visitors can explore on foot or by boat with ample hiking paths and guided tours.
A picturesque waterfall that marks the start of a scenic hiking trail through the forest leading up to the mountains. The hike is accompanied by accompanied by an omnipresent roar of the falls and breathtaking views.
Charlie's bar and brasserie are a popular spot for both lunch and dinner in Killarney. The pub's authentic Irish atmosphere and wide range of drinks and delicious food make it the perfect place to taste typical Irish dishes.
A 15th-century tower house and a typical example of the stronghold of an Irish Chieftain. Guided tours are available to visitors to bring to life the secrets and legends of Ross Castle.
Set adjacent to the entrance to Killarney National Park, Killarney House Garden is a meticulously maintained formal garden that covers over 4 hectares. Visitors can tour the gardens by themselves or participate in guided tours and learn about the garden's rich history.
Killarney has plenty of other locations worth checking out like Muckross Abbey, Kenmare, and Dingle if you have more days in town. On the other hand, you can visit St. Mary's Cathedral, and Fitzgerald Stadium for a game of Gaelic football if you have extra time. However if you have a half-day instead of a full day you can skip Charlie's bar and brasserie.