<p>When planning a vacation in Ireland, you'll want to visit some of the country's best attractions. These include Killarney, Dingle, and the Cliffs of Moher. Each of these sites is unique and offers something special to visitors. However, some locations are more popular than others. Read on to discover more about what to see and do in these <strong>beautiful locales</strong>.</p><h2>Dingle</h2><p>If you're interested in Irish history and culture, Dingle is a great place to visit. The town has a rich heritage. You can even see the ruins of a medieval castle. The town is also known for its beautiful sand dunes. You can also enjoy the beautiful view of the bay from the Inch Beach. The quaint town of Dingle is a great place to spend a day, and there are a number of places to visit.</p><h2>Moher</h2><p>Visit the <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/akEHxyW6i8Z7bM7P6">Cliffs of Moher</a> to see a stunning view of the sea and mountains in County Galway. You'll also be able to see the enchanting Aran Isles from here. This UNESCO World Heritage Site attracts more than a million visitors every year. For even more spectacular views, take a hike along the cliff's edge. The 18-kilometer cliff-side path is a spectacular way to experience the Cliffs of Moher.</p><figure class="image"><img src="http://cityplanet.org/media/Cliffs-of-Moher_1670130595.jpeg"><figcaption>Cliffs of Moher</figcaption></figure><h2>Killarney</h2><p>One of the best ways to see the most stunning sites in Killarney is by renting a car. Renting a car is a great way to enjoy the sights and sounds of this town without having to pay for an expensive hotel. Renting a car also allows you to stay in Killarney B&amp;Bs at your own convenience. Another option is renting a campervan. This allows you to travel across Ireland without a fixed schedule and sleep wherever you like.</p><h2>Cork</h2><p><a href="/en/ireland/cork">Cork</a> is an enchanting city with lots of sights, activities, and great dining options. Its dramatic coastline and Blarney stone add to the appeal of this Irish city. It was also the last port of call of the Titanic. While it was a tough time for the Irish, the city still has some resemblance to the place where the Titanic sank in 1912.</p><h2>Glengarriff</h2><p>A village with only 140 residents, Glengarriff is located on the N71 national secondary road on the Beara Peninsula, County Cork, Ireland. It is a popular tourism destination with many natural attractions. It sits at the northern tip of Glengarriff Bay, a smaller enclave of Bantry Bay.</p><h2>Kilkenny</h2><p>For anyone interested in Irish history, Kilkenny is an excellent place to visit. The town is a medieval capital and boasts numerous landmarks, including St. Canice's Cathedral and the Medieval Mile. You can explore this historic landmark and admire the ornate stained glass windows. Another highlight is the city's Round Tower, one of only two in the country. The view from the top of the tower is absolutely breathtaking.</p><h2>Connemara</h2><p>Connemara is a beautiful and unspoiled region in Ireland. You will find endless landscapes to explore and mountain ranges to climb. There are even some great beaches. You can also enjoy outdoor adventures like hiking or surfing.</p><iframe src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/MZO4B1RZU5g allowfullscreen=true height=204 width=365 frameBorder=0 style='margin:0px auto; display: block;'></iframe>

<p>There are several ways to travel in Ireland, including on a guided tour. One of the most popular ways to travel in Ireland is by train, and there are several companies that offer tours. For instance, the Connemara Mountain Railway goes through the Twelve Bens and <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maumturks">Maumturks mountains</a>. Tours of this area usually end in Galway, and the price includes entrance to Connemara National Park. <strong>Some companies also offer guided tours of Limerick and Ennis.</strong></p><h2>Blarney Castle</h2><p>If you are looking for a great way to spend your day while in Ireland, guided tours of <a href="/en/ireland/blarney-castle">Blarney Castle</a> are a great option. Many of these tours offer pick-up from your hotel and transportation for the entire day. These tours also include the Blarney Castle entry fee.</p><p>The Blarney castle grounds feature many gardens and woodlands that are fascinating to explore. There is even a Poison Garden, where you can see plants from around the world. There are also gardens that are dedicated to tropical plants, jungle species, and bog plants. In addition, you can find a traditional Irish pub and restaurant.</p><p>The Blarney stone is a welcoming place to kiss, but that hasn't always been the case. The stone used to be used as a weapon to attack people. The opening used to be called a machicolation, and attackers were often poured boiling oil through the hole.</p><p>Blarney Castle is best viewed between June and September, when it is busiest. Make sure to book ahead for a tour as many of these excursions can sell out. If you have small children, make sure to purchase an infant seat for the bus as well. Also, make sure to factor in travel time.</p><p>The castle is a medieval stronghold, and was built around 1446 by the MacCarthy family of the Muskerry Dynasty. It is 90 feet tall and was originally a wooden structure. A second structure was built around 1210 AD, but was destroyed due to the weak foundations. A third castle was built in 1446.</p><figure class="image"><img src="http://cityplanet.org/media/Blarney-Castle_1670130461.jpeg"><figcaption>Blarney Castle</figcaption></figure><h2>St. Patrick's Cathedral</h2><p>Taking a guided tour is free. You can also buy tickets online for guided tours. The cathedral is most crowded in the mornings and afternoons. You should plan your visit accordingly. The cathedral's toilets are closed after mass, so it is best to avoid those times.</p><p>The cathedral has been a sacred place for over 1,500 years. It is where Saint Patrick first brought Christianity to the first Irish converts. The construction of the cathedral started between 1220 and 1260. It is an impressive example of Gothic architecture. Your tour will be led by a cathedral verger who will provide you with a wealth of information on the history of the cathedral.</p><p>When visiting Ireland, don't miss a chance to visit <a href="https://saintpatrickscathedral.org/">St. Patrick's Cathedral</a>. This cathedral is one of the most important historical monuments in the country. It is built on the site of a wooden church which was first erected in the 5th century. It was later rebuilt in Gothic splendor in the 13th century. The inside is decorated with statues and has beautiful stained glass.</p><p>You can reach the cathedral by bike. Bike stands are located near the cathedral. Alternatively, you can take the Luas Green Line tram, which terminates at St. Stephen's Green, which is just a 10-minute walk away.</p>

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<p>The City of Limerick offers a diverse range of excursions to suit all interests and preferences. Our carefully curated selection of tours and activities allows visitors to explore the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of this vibrant Irish city.</p>

<h3>Popular excursions include:</h3>

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<li><strong>Historical Walking Tours:</strong> Discover Limerick's fascinating past with guided walks through the medieval quarter and along the banks of the River Shannon.</li>

<li><strong>King John's Castle Experience:</strong> Immerse yourself in 800 years of history at this iconic 13th-century fortress, complete with interactive exhibits and stunning views.</li>

<li><strong>Thomond Park Stadium Tour:</strong> Sports enthusiasts can explore the home of Munster Rugby and learn about the city's passionate rugby culture.</li>

<li><strong>River Shannon Cruises:</strong> Enjoy scenic boat trips along Ireland's longest river, offering unique perspectives of Limerick's skyline and surrounding landscapes.</li>

<li><strong>Limerick Food Tours:</strong> Savor the flavors of the city with guided culinary experiences, sampling local specialties and artisanal products.</li>

<li><strong>Angela's Ashes Walking Tour:</strong> Follow in the footsteps of Frank McCourt and explore the locations featured in his Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir.</li>
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<p>Whether you're interested in history, culture, sports, or gastronomy, our excursions provide <em>unforgettable experiences</em> that showcase the best of Limerick.</p>

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Visit the Cliffs of Moher on a day tour from Cork. See more of Ireland’s scenic west coast including the city of Limerick, the Burren, and Bunratty Castle.

Cliffs of Moher and More: Full-Day Tour from Cork

Experience the wild coast of the Atlantic Ocean this day trip from Limerick to the Cliffs of Moher. Ride an air-conditioned bus thorugh Burren and stop at Bunratty Castle and the village of Doolin.

From Limerick: Full-Day Guided Tour of Cliffs of Moher

With round-trip transportation from Dublin, visit the Cliffs of Moher (2-hour stop) Galway City (2-hour stop and walking tour included), and travel along the thrilling Burren Coast of County Clare.

Cliffs of Moher and More: Full-Day Tour from Cork

From Limerick: Full-Day Guided Tour of Cliffs of Moher

Dublin: Cliffs of Moher, Atlantic Edge & Galway City