Top Things to do in County Kerry
10 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in County Kerry That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in County Kerry, Ireland including Lartigue Monorail, Siamsa Tire National Folk Theatre, Tech Amergin Community Arts & Education Centre, The Carol Cronin Gallery, Sinead Lough Ceramist, The Playdium, The Dillon Gallery Paintings by Honora O'Neill, Irish Whiskey Experience, Dick Macks Brewhouse, Blennerville Windmill.
Restaurants in County Kerry
1. Lartigue Monorail
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5.0 based on 73 reviews
Visit our Monorail Train and Museum. Take a trip back in time and see what the Lartigue Monorail looked like this re-creation of the historical railway that ran from Listowel to Ballybunion between 1888 and 1924. Footage in our film is over 100 years old and gives an insight into the train long ago and then shows the re-making of the Train. Spend an hour or so altogether re-living the past!
2. Siamsa Tire National Folk Theatre
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5.0 based on 371 reviews
Celebrating over 50 years of performances, Siamsa Tire is Home of the National Folk Theatre - Ireland's premier cultural experience. Visitors can enjoy a celebration of Irish Culture through the traditional arts - Irish Music, Song and Dance by Ireland's leading traditional performers. There are five different productions to choose from throughout the Festival of Folk which runs from May to September every year. The National Folk Theatre and its Training Academy were established to preserve and develop the Irish arts and share them with international audiences. Siamsa Tire is one of Ireland's busiest theatres and arts centre and is located in an iconic ring fort style building in Tralee town park on the Kerry coastline. The venue provides a varied and rich theatre and arts programme year-round and has a fully licenced theatre bar. The Siamsa Tire galleries host a National Folk Theatre Exhibition every summer and exhibitions by Irish artists throughout the rest of the year.
Reviewed By 551patf - Tralee, Ireland
Booked 6 tickets for the visit of our American friends fir the story of the Blasket Islands - it was awesome, really good - great music, great sets, fantastic story woven beautifully through the whole show.
3. Tech Amergin Community Arts & Education Centre
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
4. The Carol Cronin Gallery
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5.0 based on 81 reviews
The Carol Cronin Gallery is also a working studio. Visitors can see the original seascape paintings in the gallery, meet the artist and see works in progress.
Reviewed By 747nualam
We loved Carol’s gallery, we had to go back a second day! Her work is astounding, especially how she can capture the sea and skies in their beauty and enormity. Well worth going to! Bought her book whilst there. We were also lucky enough to meet her on our first day. Such a lovely lady. Well worth visiting!
5. Sinead Lough Ceramist
6. The Playdium
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 117 reviews
The Playdium, is the largest Soft play centre in Co. Kerry. Offering families the ideal way to spend 2-3 hours having fun in comfort. Incorporating 4 age segregated play frames including a supervised toddler area, indoor mini-go-Karts and Coffee shop serving snacks and light meals. free Wi-Fi and television to help pass a relaxing few hours while the kids have fun in a safe, clean and secure environment.
Reviewed By Tianaward027 - Tralee, Ireland
I used always come here when I was a child when it used be called “Toby World” and I always loved it ???? I was invited to my cousins 6th birthday in The Playdium in September and I must say it is exactly as I remembered , cars , slides , ball pit, football area and a climbing section ????♀️ When i was younger there used be a disco room but that is now converted into a food area. A great little art area too for birthday party’s ???? At the birthday party’s you get sausages, chicken nuggets and chips always has been that way ???? great birthday cake too ???????? Highly recommend to everyone that has young children to bring them here ‼️
7. The Dillon Gallery Paintings by Honora O'Neill
8. Irish Whiskey Experience
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5.0 based on 251 reviews
Blend your own Irish Whiskey, draw whiskey straight from our authentic oak cask, learn how Irish whiskey pairs perfectly with farmhouse cheese or artisan chocolate. We will take you on a journey through the wonderful world of Ireland’s native spirit – from its alluring history, production methods and renaissance. 10 Masterclasses Daily!
Reviewed By pint-of-plain1992 - Dublin, Ireland
Really enjoyed the whiskey and chocolate pairing class. Staff were friendly and willing to answer any questions. The whiskeys included were a nice spectrum, pairing them with locally made chocolates was a nice touch. Reasonable priced for what is offered in the class. The only thing I could say that could be improved is the area where it is done is not as private. But I will definitely recommend it to friends visiting Killarney and will be back myself to try even more whiskeys
9. Dick Macks Brewhouse
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5.0 based on 55 reviews
Located in the heart of Dingle town, Dick Mack’s award-winning brewhouse was set up by three friends in October 2017. Winning two gold awards within our first year of opening, we are now pouring in over 30 locations on the Dingle Peninsula. History... This behind-the-scenes tour begins in our taproom, where we give you an insight into how this award-winning brewhouse came to be, and talk about our fascinating journey to date. You will then get to explore our brewhouse, a two-hundred-year-old cowshed, not usually open to the public. Brewing Process... In the brewhouse we will take you through the brewing process, including an in-depth talk about the ingredients vital to the unique taste of Dick Mack’s beers. TASTE... The final part of our tour takes place in the taproom, where you get to sample our award-winning beers and discuss the different characteristics and tastes involved. Sláinte!
Reviewed By Beanie14 - Dublin, Ireland
Interesting small group tour with lots of samples of their delicious beer, especially the stout. Just a pity the pub hadn't reopened yet when we were there as we really love the bar.
10. Blennerville Windmill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 338 reviews
Reviewed By T8667AKkimb - Dublin, Ireland
Myself and my family had such an enjoyable tour of this windmill. We were aged from 2 to 60 and everyone thoroughly enjoyed it. Donal was our tour guide and not only was he a fountain of knowledge he was so funny and great with my 5 year old daughter. The tour is very interactive which keeps it engaging. There are some lovely photo opportunities afterwards of the windmill aswell as a lovely miniature train tracks. Would highly recommend a visit.
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