OUR TOP THINGS TO DO

THE THREE BRIDGES

The Three Bridges is a 3.6km walk beginning at Arthur’s Quay Park and following a stunning route along the banks of the River Shannon and passing some of Limerick’s most iconic landmarks.

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KAYAK OR ROW ON THE SHANNON

Come experience a city like no other, from the perspective of the river that shaped it, with a guided kayak tour through the heart of Limerick City! With the help of expert guides, float along the majestic River Shannon and discover the fascinating story of one of Ireland’s oldest cities all the while having loads of fun! The experience promises to be one you will never forget!

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WALKING TOUR OF GEORGIAN/ MEDIEVAL LIMERICK

Discover the oldest parts of Limerick City in context with the contemporary environment. The tour commences at the Bishops’ Palace, the headquarters of Limerick Civic Trust. A qualified guide will then take you through the medieval quarter. Landmarks include The Bard of Thomond Monument, King John’s Castle, The Toll House, St. Munchin’s Church, Villiers Alms House, The Bishops’ Palace and The Treaty Stone.

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MILK MARKET LIMERICK

Limerick Market is a haven for all who care about the provenance and quality of the food they eat. From passionate amateur cooks to people on the look-out for variety and value or to those who just love finer foods, this market has it all.

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MUSEUMS IN LIMERICK

Limerick Museums have many collections that illustrate the history of Limerick and its people. The displays include archaeological artefacts, Limerick silver, Limerick lace, examples of local printing, military artefacts and much more.

CITY GALLERY OF ART

THEATRE IN LIMERICK

Limerick Museums have many collections that illustrate the history of Limerick and its people. The displays include archaeological artefacts, Limerick silver, Limerick lace, examples of local printing, military artefacts and much more.

THE BELLTABLE

MEDIEVAL WALKING TOUR

Explore Medieval Limerick with this 3km walking trail taking you to many significant locations. The early Medieval City was established on the southern tip of King’s Island. The Island is formed by the Abbey and Shannon Rivers. Walled in 1185 it became known as English Town and from earliest times was the administrative heart of the city.

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LIMERICK STREET ART TRAIL

From Dodo Reddan’s tribute, near Mulgrave Street to the Dolores O’Riordan installation next to King John’s Castle, you can zigzag your way through the city, stopping off for a take away coffee or food at one of the many cafés currently offering a take away service along the way.

Limerick’s Street Art is fun and vibrant and the Limerick Street Art Trail conveys our culture and creativity with many edgy urban art installations sitting side by side with some of Limerick’s most celebrated historic buildings.

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THE PEOPLE’S PARK

The principal park in Limerick City, the People’s Park is perfect for a picnic and also has a children’s playground! The park was formally opened in 1877, in memory of Richard Russell, a prominent local businessman.

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WE LOVE OUR COFFEE

We can assure you that you will have plenty to choose from in the ways of amazing barista coffee when you visit Limerick. Limerick has always had a thriving cafe culture from the early days of ‘Java’s’ known very fondly by locals to the amazing variety new businesses that have opened all offering you your perfect coffee be it iced to macchiato or a dirty chai!

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Limerick looks out across the Atlantic, the Americas just five hours away. And it is also an integral part of Europe, with its millennia of rich history. This dual aspect has informed the character of the place.

A rich combination of the verve that built America and the openness, experience and cultural appeal of Europe.

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