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The Ladies View
An incredible view of Killarney National Park. It was one of Queen Victoria's favorites!
4.42/5 (1,080 votes)
St Fionan’s Monastery
A historic, isolated monastery sculpted by wind and faith. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was occupied from the 7th to the 18th century!
4.94/5 (990 votes)
The Kerry Bog Village Museum
The Kerry Bog Village Museum is a fascinating museum that takes you on a tour of a historic village that once exploited peat bogs in the 19th century.
4.88/5 (976 votes)
Torc Waterfall
A wild waterfall in the heart of Killarney National Park. The natural force of water is fascinating.
3.71/5 (657 votes)
The Ballaghbeama Gap
The Ballaghbeama Gap is a fantastic, but little-known, tourist attraction in Ireland! It's a superb road through a wild mountain pass!
4.43/5 (655 votes)
The steps of Skellig Michael
No fewer than 618 steps await you in this exceptional location! They were dug out of the rock by monks in the 7th century.
3.54/5 (530 votes)
The Kenmare stone circle
A prehistoric stone circle, once used as an altar for pagan ceremonies.
3.62/5 (328 votes)
The Kerry cliffs
4.61/5 (317 votes)
