Gleninchaquin Park
Rejuvenate in a wild park, ideal for a hike, a break, a picnic or a nap in the shade of a tree!
3.53/5 (47 votes)A wild kingdom full of contrasts, with its mountains, beaches, lakes, and mysterious forests! Don't miss Killarney National Park: one of the best spots in the region!
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3.53/5 (47 votes)
Dingle Bay
Enjoy the beauty of the Irish coastline, with its shades of green and blue, as you discover Dingle Bay!
3.63/5 (46 votes)
Muckross Lake
A pretty Irish lake, lost in the heart of the wild Killarney region! Discover, stroll and admire at your own pace!
3.35/5 (43 votes)
Torc Mountain
A mountain that culminates at 553 metres! The view from the summit overlooks the entire Killarney National Park!
3.76/5 (41 votes)
Molly Gallivan’s Visitor Centre
Learn about the history of Irish farming, and find out how it was done in days gone by. Livestock, cultivation of the land, vintage equipment. Find out all about the work done in the fields in previous centuries!
3.00/5 (33 votes)
Killarney Christmas Market
During the Christmas season, the whole of Killarney is abuzz with activity, with its fairytale market! Set up in the open air, it features numerous stalls selling baked goods, toys, Christmas decorations, hot drinks...
3.22/5 (32 votes)
Mount Brandon
It's the highest point on the Dingle Peninsula! Reserved for xcellent walkers with a solid set of stamina and who aren't afraid of an uphill climb!
3.60/5 (30 votes)
The port of Dingle
The port of Dingle is a colorful, lively and pleasant place for a stroll! A must-see in the city!
3.48/5 (27 votes)
Killarney Falconry
Watch bird-dressing demonstrations! Falcons, eagles... You can admire them up close!
3.80/5 (25 votes)
