The ultimate guide on things to do on a rainy day in Killarney.
Things to Do
5 Great FREE Things for Families to do in Killarney
5 Free Things For Families To Do In Killarney
For many people, the Gap of Dunloe trip is the ultimate way to experience the best that Killarney has to offer.
Gap of Dunloe Trip
Killarney House and Gardens - A portal to the wonders of Killarney National Park.
Killarney House and Gardens
Gaelic Roots : The Show - An exciting Irish Music, Song and Dance live show in the heart of Killarney.
Gaelic Roots : The Show
Ross golf course is a compact and charming parkland course located within walking distance of Killarney town centre.
Ross Golf Course
Innisfallen is a magical, special place that needs only a couple of hours of your time. In return, you will be rewarded with an enchanting experience that will linger with you long after you leave the island.
Innisfallen – An enchanted island
Some great places to easily view red deer in Killarney National Park
Great places to view Red Deer in Killarney
The children's playground in Killarney is appropriately located within the playground known as Killarney National Park. If you have kids with you, make a visit to the playground part of your experience within Killarney National Park
Killarney Playground
The Old Weir Bridge is one of Killarney’s oldest structures and it has seen thousands of visitors pass over and under its famous arches for centuries. Make sure to experience the magical setting of the Old Weir Bridge in Killarney National Park.
Old Weir Bridge
The Muckross boat trip - a fabulous trip from the Old Boathouse of Muckross House to Dinis Cottage under the slopes of Torc mountain on Muckross Lake.
The Muckross Boat Trip
Killarney parkrun - A timed 5km run through the Muckross area of Killarney National Park. Every Saturday at 9:30 am at Muckross Traditional Farms.
Killarney parkrun
A short guide on Things to Do in Killarney for all the family
Family Things To Do
Experience a showcase of traditional Irish music, song and dance in Killarney with Celtic Steps.
Celtic Steps : The Show
Parkavonear is a 13th century Norman castle that overlooks Killarney National Park from a stunning location in Aghadoe. When you are in Aghadoe for the panoramic views, stay and wander through the ruins of Parkavonear.
Parkavonear Castle
Killegy Chapel and Graveyard lies just off the busy Ring of Kerry Road in Killarney National Park. Enclosed within a circle of trees on a low hill is the ruins of a chapel and a magnificent Celtic Cross overlooking Muckross.
Killegy Chapel and Graveyard
Coolwood Wildlife Park is a great attraction that will entertain all the family. The woodland setting and spacious layout makes it an ideal way to combine a stroll through the woods with some close encounters with exotic creatures great and small.
Coolwood Wildlife Park and Zoo
One of the red deer stags of Killarney National Park is kept busy during the annual rut.
Red Deer Stag during Annual Rut
Boatman negotiates the rapids at Old Weir Bridge after some heavy rain
Old Weir Bridge after some heavy rain
Take a step back in time and visit the traditional farms at Muckross. An enjoyable and informative way to while a few hours in Killarney National Park.