Ennis attractions

Experience a night of medieval activities at the Bunratty Castle in Ireland. Prepare yourself for a 4-course feast that's fit for a king. The evening lasts two and a half hours and is full of medieval themed wonders.

Step into the thrilling role of a detective in this immersive outdoor escape game set in the heart of Limerick. As you chase a mysterious fugitive, you’ll wander through the city’s oldest and most charming streets, uncovering rich historical stories and hidden secrets along the way. Using the Questo app, you’ll solve puzzles and decode clues that challenge your wits while exploring iconic landmarks and picturesque alleys at your own pace. What makes this tour unique? It blends interactive mystery-solving with a deep dive into Limerick’s vibrant history, perfect for curious travelers seeking adventure and culture combined. Get ready for an engaging, self-paced experience ideal for families, friends, or solo explorers eager to discover Limerick beyond the usual tourist path.

This day tour departs daily from Limerick City and heads to the scenic West Coast of Ireland! Start the day with a scenic drive through County Clare and continue to the Cliffs of Moher where you'll stop for 1.5 hours. Visitor charges at the Cliffs are included in the tour price and you will receive a complimentary ticket to the award winning Atlantic Edge exhibition, which examines different elements of the mighty Cliffs of Moher. The tour takes you through part of the Wild Atlantic Way and you will experience striking views of the Aran Islands on clear days. The region surrounding the cliffs is known as the Burren region, marvel at this unusual rocky landscape as we drive! Enjoy a short photo and rest stop at Bunratty Castle, before your return to Limerick! This one day tour offers superb value for money, and operates 364 days a year!

Welcome to Craggaunowen – the Living Past Experience, Ireland’s original award winning prehistoric park. Come and explore the roots of the people, homesteads, animals and artifacts of our Celtic ancestors of over 1,000 years ago which have touched and shaped how we live today.

The Local Legends – Irish Whiskey Experience at Peggy’s Whiskey Parlour offers a unique journey into the heart of Limerick’s whiskey history. This intimate tasting focuses on whiskeys crafted by local distilleries and bonders, showcasing the rich heritage of Ireland’s southwest region. Led by a WSET-trained whiskey professional, the experience blends expertly selected pours with captivating stories of the brands. Guests will learn about the thriving whiskey trade, local figures who shaped the industry, and the revival of craft whiskey in the region. What makes this experience truly special are the personal stories shared by your host — tales of family traditions, historic connections, and artisanal makers' evolving role in Irish whiskey production. Each whiskey tells its own story, making this tasting a meaningful and memorable exploration of the people, places, and flavours that make Limerick’s whiskey legacy legendary.

The Dingle Peninsula boasts amazing mountain scenery and unusual antiquities, which you will admire as you travel around this world- famous Peninsula. Stop and enjoy Inch beach, a site of incredible natural beauty and one of the most famous beaches in Ireland. Stop in Dingle town, on of the most picturesque fishing towns in Ireland, and is famed for the local dolphin, Fungi, who has been living in the town for 30 years.

Letting recent visitors speak for us: “We only had very little time to spend in Limerick and I am so glad we found this gem of a museum”; “The collection is marvelous and fascinating, and the building itself is worth a visit”; “ A very nice coffee shop with wonderful cakes! Don't miss it!!”; “This museum just blew me away. Artifacts from thousand years BC to medieval Europe. It is unbelievable that all of them were collected by just 2 people, Mr and Mrs Hunt”; “A must do in Limerick”; “Kids are free!” The ticket gets you entry to the Hunt Museum's permanent collection. Volunteer Guides are in the museum at all times and are able to answer most of your questions. Learn from experts about our diverse and fascinating collection of antiquities or our fine art pieces. Themes include Medieval, Early Christian, Celtic Period and art by Picasso, Renoir, Gauguin, Giacometti and Yeats.

It all began in Foynes. Walk in the Footsteps of Pioneering Aviators & Hollywood Icons in the Birthplace of Irish Coffee! Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum is located on the Wild Atlantic Way just 30 minutes from Limerick city on the banks of the Shannon Estuary. This truly unique visitor experience captures the story of how Foynes became one of the great aviation hubs of the world between 1937-1945. Walk in the footsteps of JF Kennedy, Bob Hope, Eleanor Roosevelt & many other dignitaries, movie stars & refugees who landed at Foynes. Experience Irish Coffee in the very building it was invented, and taste the original recipe in a quaint 1940’s setting (O'Regan's Restaurant - Irish Coffees sold seperately). Visit the new Maureen O’Hara exhibition dedicated to preserving the memory of Ireland’s most famous film star & explore the rich history of the River Shannon. Explore our new museum building which launched in 2023!

Louise O Connor is a traditional musician and dance instructor from Clare in the West of Ireland and loves to share her in depth knowledge of Irish traditional music and dance. She will guide you through a class of Irish social (set) dancing. You’re guaranteed fun, laughter and participation in a small rural pub, with local members of the community, celebrating the best of Irish culture.

Join the Premium Irish Whiskey Tasting at Peggy’s Whiskey Parlour for an exclusive journey through some of Ireland’s rarest and most unique whiskeys. Guided by a WSET-trained whiskey professional, guests will explore limited-edition releases, single cask bottlings, and unique cask finishes, offering a deeper appreciation of Ireland’s whiskey heritage. Each whiskey is carefully selected for its rarity, distinct character, and connection to Irish history. The expert host will provide fascinating insights into the production, maturation, and tasting notes of each pour, offering a tailored experience for both enthusiasts and novices. This premium tasting offers a rare opportunity to sample whiskeys that are often hard to find, making it a must for whiskey lovers seeking something truly special. Discover the stories behind the bottles and savour a unique taste of Irish whiskey craftsmanship.

This exhilarating walk in the Burren National Park with an qualified local guide to explore nature up close, can only be reached on foot and then experience the aromatic Burren Perfumery. Climb your way up into the mountains and be rewarded with magnificent views of the surrounding area while gaining an insight into the flora and fauna and archaeological remnants of a life long-gone by. Then tour a family farm, seeing a range of animals including Midge the Shetland Pony! Finally, visit the Burren Perfumery and herb garden. This is a small, west of Ireland-based company making cosmetics & perfumes inspired by the landscape around it. Everything is made on site, by hand, in small batches. The Burren Perfumery shop is a treasure! In apothecary chic surroundings you will discover a handpicked collection of some of the finest niche perfumes, soaps, lotions & potions. Wander through the aromatic herb garden, and finally relax in the beautiful cafe with a cup of tea & some homemade delights.

Uncover the story behind Ireland’s most famous drink with the Irish Coffee Origins Experience at Peggy’s Whiskey Parlour. Guests will explore the rich history of Irish Coffee, from its creation in Foynes in the 1940s to its global legacy today. This interactive session blends storytelling and history with a practical demonstration of how to craft the perfect Irish Coffee, following the traditional recipe that made it world-renowned. Led by WSET-trained staff, guests will learn about the key ingredients, techniques, and secrets behind achieving the perfect balance of whiskey, coffee, sugar, and cream. Each participant will then enjoy their very own expertly crafted Irish Coffee, made fresh during the session. This experience offers a warm, authentic taste of Irish hospitality, perfect for visitors looking to connect with a true Irish tradition in a cozy and welcoming atmosphere at Mother Macs Public House.

From rugged cliffs to golden beaches, small villages and pastures green to peat bogs and picturesque mountain ranges, it is easy to see why the Ring of Kerry is considered one of the most beautiful drives in the world. This peninsula captures everything that is beautiful in Ireland. From ancient stone forts to landscapes carved out of rock by the Ice Age, from sparkling lakes to winding mountain passes, this day-trip of the Ring of Kerry will ensure that you leave with memories to last you a lifetime.

Experience the Heart of Ennis: A Walking Tour Like No Other! Step into the past and uncover the vibrant spirit of Ennis, the largest town in Munster. Our public walking tour is more than just history, it’s an adventure through time, culture and storytelling. Led by a passionate Irish tourism professional, this small-group experience offers an intimate look at one of Ireland’s most charming towns. Wander the winding medieval streets, where every corner holds a tale. Marvel at the stunning Ennis Cathedral, with its soaring architecture. Explore the 13th-century Ennis Friary, a relic of Ireland’s monastic past. Stand before the historic Courthouse and hear about dramatic trials of the past and stroll through the busy Market Square. For the 2025 season we're including a short Guided visit to the old Ennis Friary. This isn’t just a tour — it’s an invitation to feel the soul of Ennis! With plenty of time for photos, you’ll leave with memories as rich as the stories we share.

The tour is suitable to all abilities - because I only take groups of up to 6 people, it can be tailored to your interests and abilities. For example, if you're an intrepid explorer and keen cyclist we can spend more time up in the hills and less in the towns. Or if you just want to relax and enjoy food and drink, we can keep the pace nice and easy and spend more time at Wilde Irish Chocolates, and/or the East Clare Community Cooperative. If you want to take it easy and admire the views we can do that too! And for those looking for retail therapy, our panniers will have room for any woollen goods you might want to purchase at McKernan's Woollen Mills.