Attractions

Explore Ireland's top attraction. Discover what goes into making a pint of Guinness - the ingredients, the brewing process, the time, craft and passion.

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Visit Trinity’s 18th century Old Library to view the lavishly decorated 9th century Book of Kells, in the heart of Dublin city. 

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Voted the #3 Garden in the World by National Geographic. Enjoy garden walks, fine dining, shopping and relaxation. A magical day out for all!

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The National Library collects the memory of Ireland, and has a lively programme of exhibitions and events. 

Experience the home of Jameson Irish whiskey with guided tours 7 days a week.

History brought to life! Four exciting exhibitions - Visit Viking and Medieval Dublin, become a 'History Hunter' & climb the medieval tower.  

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The spiritual heart of Dublin with 1000 years of history. Dublin’s oldest working structure, enormous crypt, magnificent nave and an oasis in the city.

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A completely walled Irish landscaped demesne with two tower houses, Ireland’s only truly two-faced house.

Superb attraction with award-winning gardens, the Great Telescope, Ireland’s largest treehouse, historic science centre and guided castle tours.

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Great Lighthouses of Ireland offer a truly unique experience around Ireland’s stunning coastline in 13 breath-taking locations.

Curraghmore House in Waterford is the historic home of the 9th Marquis of Waterford.

Doolin Ferry offers a great day out to the Aran Islands & Cliffs of Moher with hourly cruises from No. 1 Doolin Pier. Choose full or half day trips. 

Discover the stories of Irish emigration around the world at EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum.

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At the heart of Irish sporting life for over 100 years. Enjoy the GAA museum, a Stadium Tour or the amazing Ericsson Skyline Rooftop Tour.

Discover Foynes' role in aviation history. Climb aboard a replica Boeing 314 Flying Boat and taste an Irish Coffee in the place it was invented!

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Visit the first Irish Whiskey Museum in the world and be brought on a journey through time to learn the intriguing tale of Irish whiskey.

Unique attraction of amazing beauty. Home to some of the most magnificent horses and sumptuous gardens to be found anywhere in the world. 

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The Hunt Museum exhibits artworks and artefacts from all over the world including paintings by Picasso, Renoir, and Gaugin.

Visit the Factory and Brand Experience of this iconic Irish crystal manufacturer. Take a guided factory tour and see the opulent retail store.

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Ireland’s largest cemetery where, since 1832, over 1.5 million people have been interred. Knowledgeable & witty guides bring history to life! 

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Nestled in the heart of Connemara, Kylemore offers history, romance, nature and spirituality - making it the perfect day out for all the family.

King House is a magnificently restored Georgian mansion built in the early 1700s and now a vibrant historic and cultural centre.

National Gallery of Ireland holds a world class collection of European and Irish Art.

A stunning family home and the gardens are ranked in the world’s top ten. Only 40 minutes from Belfast. Showcases collections of international significance. 

One of the great gardens of the world, 10 minutes from Waterford City. 70 acre woodland garden, stunning views and 16 kms of garden paths.

Ireland's most Southwesterly point. A spectacular place to visit, high above the wild Atlantic Ocean. It will take your breath away. Visitor centre & gift shop.

Discover a region that has been Shaped by Sea & Stone located on the famous Causeway Coastal Route.   

Limerick’s Medieval Quarter contains a wealth of built heritage. Nicholas Street, the city’s old main street links most of the sights. 

Hear the stories of Kilkenny's powerful patrons and inspired creators through the monuments and artifacts they left behind.

One of Europe's finest showcaves, a spectacular subterranean world. The Geopark represents 650 million years of Earth's history. 

Discover fascinating stories, compelling characters and, of course, their signature Pearse Irish Whiskey at Dublin’s only boutique distillery.

Newry and Mourne Museum collects, preserves and interprets the material relating to the culture, heritage and history of Newry and Mourne.

Explore behind the scenes at Newbridge Silverware with the Factory Tour Experience and be inspired by the Museum of Style Icons.

Guided tours of the most beautiful Palladian Mansion, 3D exhibition, children’s playground, maze & fairy trail. Amazing!

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Built in 1814, it was one of Dublin’s largest British Army barracks. Over 3,000 men and women involved in the 1916 Easter Rising were held here.

Fethard is Ireland’s most important small medieval walled town. It is steeped in history and heritage and world famous for its association with horses.

From Ireland to the South Pacific, from ancient relics to modern masterpieces, the museum offers something for everyone. Free admission.

Set in over 170 acres overlooking Belfast Lough, visitors can wander through the past and discover how people lived and travelled over the centuries.

The story of Irish emigration. Experience 40 acres of adventure from the thatched cottages of Ulster to the log cabins of the American Frontier. 

Immerse yourself in the magic that lies inside the walls of this 19th century bonded warehouse, where their whiskey making tradition began.

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An iconic six-floor building featuring nine interpretive & interactive galleries that explore the sights, sounds, smells & stories of Titanic.  

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A 104-acre island with 1300 years of history. It has been a Monastery, Fortress, Prison and Island home, and now a top tourist attraction.

An interactive audio-visual experience that highlights the history of Athlone castle, and the town and people of Athlone.

Lough Gur is an area of extreme beauty encompassing over 6,000 years of living history. Home to Ireland’s largest and oldest stone circle. 

Two great Burren attractions in one! Tour one of Ireland's ancient caves and experience the Birds of Prey Centre with its fabulous flying displays. 

Slieve League is Ireland’s ultimate sea cliff experience and a signature point on the Wild Atlantic Way coastal touring route.

The Powerscourt Distillery is set against a backdrop of the breathtakingly beautiful Wicklow hills and Great Sugarloaf Mountain.

Dublin’s 38 acre working farm and top attraction offering guided tours, vintage cars, ornamental & food gardens, woodland walk & toddler play area. 

The oldest operational lighthouse in the world. It has marked the entrance to Waterford Harbour for over 800 years. Guided tours. Spectacular views. 

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A special city with a unique significance and influence, felt across the island of Ireland for over 6,500 years. On the Saint Patrick’s Trail.

Discover weaponry, furniture, silver, ceramics, glassware, Asian art, as well as folk-life and costume artefacts.

Burren Nature Sanctuary is a perfect introduction to the magical Burren landscape.

Explore the basalt stone columns left by volcanic eruptions 60 million years ago at Northern Ireland’s iconic World Heritage Site.

Historic Blarney Castle, set in acres of parkland, is famous for its stone, which legend tells has the power of conferring eloquence on all who kiss it.

It’s all a matter of experience here at the Clonakilty Distillery Visitor Experience and Gin School. Come and immerse yourself in a sensory experience. ?

SS Nomadic, the last remaining White Star Line vessel, berthed in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

The Chester Beatty's rich collections open a window on the artistic treasures of the great cultures and religions of the world.

Belvedere is a magnificent 160 acre lakeside estate with Georgian Villa, Victorian Walled Garden, Romantic Follies, playgrounds & picnic areas.

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The Centre introduces you to the amazing world-famous Burren region and its incredible history, geology, moon-like landscape, flora and fauna. 

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Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin is a world first: a venue where ideas meet and opinions collide. 

A bustling market town with heritage sites to be explored, the famous Lace Gallery and the nearby Workhouse, offering a glimpse into the past.

Visit Dublin’s best kept secret - the Zoological Museum. Meet some of the most amazing creatures on the planet! Suitable for all the family.

Discover some of Ireland’s greatest heritage sites in the Boyne Valley including the 5,000 year old burial chamber at Newgrange. 

Ireland's oldest working pottery and a top-class Visitor Centre. Discover the world of Belleek and see how these world-famous products are created. 

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Home to Clones lace, this heritage town is an old Monastic settlement dating from the 6th century with interesting historic sites.

Gain in-depth insight into the Great Irish Famine and learn about Lough Hyne Marine Nature Reserve. Genealogy service. 

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Cross the Shannon Estuary from Killimer, Co. Clare to Tarbert Co. Kerry in 20 minutes. Saves 137km of driving! On Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way.

Ireland's first and finest 18th Palladian Mansion, set amongst 120 acres of beautiful parklands.

A spectacular example of Georgian architecture, Dublin City Hall tells the story of the city’s founding, from Viking times through to the present day.

Be transported back in time and meet face-to-face with some of the most notorious characters to have ‘resided’ in this dramatic and history filled building. 

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Be part of the action in a live theatrical attraction inspired by Irish history, where you and your friends are thrown unmercifully back in time!

A multi-sensory experience taking you on a journey through the medieval origins of brewing and the history of Smithwick’s, Ireland’s oldest beer brand.

Ireland’s only island town, Enniskillen is uniquely situated in the centre of Fermanagh, between Upper and Lower Lough Erne.

Experience some of the biggest birds of prey in the world flying right over your head in amazing flying displays.

A vibrant market town, New Ross has rich medieval history, quaint narrow streets, linking laneways, 13th century town walls and much more.

This Visitor Centre, on one of Ireland’s most important archaeological sites, offers unique insight into the history of Navan Fort and surrounds.

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Amazing collection of over 90 species of marine and freshwater creatures, including Piranhas, Seahorses, & Ireland’s largest collection of Sharks

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Amazing 350 hectare forest park. Enjoy walks, tree-top canopy walk, mind challenges, kids' adventures, zip lining, boat trips, bike hire and more.

Enjoy 'The Lismore Experience', a 30 minute introduction to the Town. The Centre's exhibitions reveal details of the town's formidable past. 

Galway's exciting visitor centre & workshop located in the heart of the city. 

The town of Kilmallock has scarcely altered since medieval times. This wonderful heritage town of stone is described as “the Baalbek of Ireland".

Experience the journey from Irish Famine Emigrant to President of the United States! 

Standing on the banks of the River Corrib and adjacent to the Spanish Arch, Galway City Museum explores Galway’s rich history and heritage.  

The seaport of Foynes, on the Wild Atlantic Way, was Ireland’s first transatlantic airport. It's also the birthplace of Irish Coffee! 

Tour Fota House to discover fascinating insights into the lives of masters and servants of times past. Award-winning gardens. 

Experience the sights, smells and sounds of a tall ship on board this full scale replica. With world-class exhibits & the Irish America Hall of Fame.

One of Ireland's most ancient and historic towns. It takes its name from a dún (a fort) which once stood on the hill that dominates the town.

Located in the 18th century County Gaol of Down, the museum brings to life 9,000 years of the area’s archaeology, history and culture.  

Home to he largest free-hanging Stalactite in Europe. One of the best kept secrets on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way! 

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Learn the story of emigration from Cobh on board convict ships and coffin ships. Discover Cobh’s links with the Titanic & Lusitania. Moving & evocative. 

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Uncover the history of County Clare over a period of 6,000 years through authentic artefacts, colourful text panels and audio-visual presentations.