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Visitors to this county will enjoy some of Ireland’s most scenic countryside as it is surrounded by rugged mountains and charming villages. Pick the best attractions to visit with sightseeing tours Limerick where you must include the amazing Ballyhoura Mountains, as the view will literally take your breath away.

Home to several ancient sites, monuments and museums including Adare Castle and Kilmallock Museum this county has one of the most important archaeological sites in Ireland at Lough Gur. With Limerick cultural tours you can visit these and much more while at the same time learn about Ireland's unique culture and traditions.

Take to the water and savour the peace, tranquillity and slower pace of life with river cruises Limerick. If you fancy a little fishing, there are many species to be found including salmon, brown trout, bream and perch.

No matter where you go in this beautiful county, there is something new to be seen around every corner that will leave a lasting impression on you forever.

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Top 10 Things to Do in Limerick

  1. Lough Gur Heritge Centre

    One of Irelands most important archaeological sites, Lough Gur Heritage centre is a fascinating place to visit with Limerick cultural tours. This mysterious place is rich in folklore and has a wealth of archaeology and history dating back to the Stone Age. Enjoy learning through interactive multimedia exhibitions that will bring to life over 6,000 years of history. Enjoy the scenery along with a fairy trail and tree trail for the kids.

  2. Ardpatrick Monastery and Round Tower

    The trail up to the remains of Ardpatrick Monastery and Round Tower is quite steep. However, when you eventually reach the top, you will be rewarded with superb views of the surrounding countryside. According to local folklore, St. Patrick founded the monastery here in the 5th century. With walking tours Limerick you will also discover the remains of an ancient church and graveyard which are surrounded by a walled enclosure. 

  3. Shannon Cruises

    At 386km long, the Shannon is the largest river in Ireland. Enjoy a peaceful day out on a Shannon cruise and admire the views. You may do a spot of fishing or even partake in some water-skiing. River cruising offers the best of both worlds, with sightseeing and a relaxed way to move around. Whatever you chose with river cruises Limerick, you will end your trip feeling revitalised and ready to face your next adventure.

  4. Kilmallock Museum and Historic Town Trail

    Take Limerick cultural tours of Kilmallock Museum and Historic Town Trail and walk in the footsteps of men and women from times long past. This medieval fortress town is famous for its imposing gates, 12th century Collegiate Church and Dominican Priory. The museum itself houses a small collection of implements used in the 19th and 20th centuries and features scale models of houses excavated in the area.

     

  5. Curragh Chase Forest Park

    Have a fun family day out at Curragh Chase Forest Park with sightseeing tours Limerick. There are 313 hectares of mixed woodland, 8km of multi-purpose way-marked trails and many marked trails suitable for wheelchair users. This woodland estate with its lakes still has the shell of the 18th-century house of the poet Aubrey de Vere. The children will love the two playgrounds and barbecue facilities.

  6. Water Tubing Shannon

    This is a great activity for all of the family as no experience is necessary. With adventure tours Limerick go Water Tubing on the River Shannon and enjoy being introduced to the joys of whitewater sports. The normal minimum age for this activity is ten years old, and wetsuits will be provided, however, do remember to bring a spare pair of sneakers. Games and fun activities are included in the tour.

  7. Limerick Race Course

    Enjoy a day at the races with sightseeing tours Limerick. Not only can you have a flutter on the horses, but there are three different restaurants for you to chose from. Go casual or dress-up as you view the racing from the stands or restaurants. Maybe if you are visiting from another country, you may acquire the luck of the Irish and land yourself a nice little windfall which you can use on another sightseeing tour.

  8. Old Irish Ways Museum

    Visit Old Irish Ways Museum in Bruff with Limerick cultural tours and learn what it was like for past generations as they grew up. There is an old kitchen with numerous utensils, an old pub, which was at the heart of Irish life and an old style Irish classroom. Visit the blacksmiths forge, carpenters workshop, a hardware shop, and there is also an abundance of old advertising sights and associated memorabilia.

  9. Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum

    The Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum is a popular place to visit with Limerick cultural tours. Here you will learn the story about the brave world of transatlantic air travel. You will see a comprehensive range of exhibits and the museum also shows the original terminal building, radio and weather room, receivers and Morse code equipment. There is a coffee and gift shop where you may purchase some souvenirs to take back home with you.

  10. Ballyhoura Mountains

    Travel through centuries in one day with sightseeing tours Limerick and spend the day on Ballyhoura Mountains. Admire the many Stone Age monuments and not only can you go on hiking trails but there are some fantastic mountain biking tracks that you can traverse. The land is rich in wildlife and geology, and there is an abundance of bird species for all you bird-watchers out there. If you like the great outdoors, then Ballyhoura Mountains is for you.

Let amazing adventure tours Limerick take you water tubing in the magnificent River Shannon

Let adventure tours Limerick take you water tubing in the magnificent river Shannon. The water does all the hard work for you, as you flow past beautiful countryside and pass ancient ruins.

Enjoy a day at the races with sightseeing tours Limerick, and even if you do not want to place a bet, you can always enjoy a fine meal overlooking the course.

One of the advantages of visiting Limerick county is that you can get off the beaten path and explore the places that the crowds don’t even think about.

Travel Tips for Limerick

Best Time To Visit Limerick

Limerick can be visited at any time of the year. However, the weather can be very unpredictable. The summer months are from June to August and can be mild with a good chance of sun, and it does get warm enough to swim in the Atlantic. Sightseeing tours Limerick have a lot to offer no matter what time of the year you decide to visit as there are as many outdoor attractions as there are indoor for you to enjoy.

Typical Costs in Limerick

The currency in Ireland is the Euro. Costs will depend on what you expect from your holiday. It is cheaper for food and drink in Limerick county than in the major cities. For example, a three-course meal in a decent restaurant will cost around 85$. However, you will get meals for a lot less. Always check the menu prices before ordering and look to see where the locals eat as this is where you will get the best deal.

Know Before Visiting Limerick

As you would anywhere in the world, keep all your valuables safe in your hotel as pick-pockets are an unfortunate occurrence in today's society. Always stay in groups, especially at night and on any sightseeing tours Limerick which takes you off the beaten track, listen to your guide. Change your currency only at legitimate offices, and it is always advisable to pre-book any tours before you visit Limerick go to get the best prices.

Weather in Limerick

Located in the south of Ireland’s west coast, Limericks climate is moderated by the North Atlantic Current. This can keep the winters mild, but it also means that winter is also the wettest time. Average temperatures can range from 20 degrees Celsius in the summer to 3 degrees Celsius in the winter. Whenever you travel, be prepared for a little rain, but remember it is warm enough to swim from June through to August.