From medieval landmarks to modern art, green spaces, and live sports, Limerick offers something for every visitor. Explore the city’s top attractions, local favorites, and cultural highlights below.
Adare Village
Discover one of Ireland’s prettiest heritage towns, known for its thatched cottages, boutique shops, and charming streets.
Ballyhoura Mountains
Hike or bike through scenic trails with panoramic views of Ireland’s rolling countryside.
Bunratty Castle & Folk Park
Step back in time at this beautifully restored 15th-century castle and open-air heritage village.
Foynes and the Irish Coffee Centre
Discover Limerick’s aviation history and visit the town where the original Irish coffee was created.
Glenstal Abbey
Visit a peaceful Benedictine monastery surrounded by forests, lakes, and historic architecture.
King John’s Castle
Walk through 13th-century fortress walls overlooking the River Shannon, complete with interactive exhibits.
Limerick’s Georgian Quarter
Explore one of Ireland’s best-preserved collections of Georgian architecture, with historic streets, elegant townhouses, and distinctive city character.
Limerick’s Street Art
Discover vibrant murals across the city, including the beloved Dolores O’Riordan Mural, celebrating the Cranberries’ iconic lead singer.
The Living Bridge at the University of Limerick
Cross Ireland’s longest pedestrian bridge, spanning 350 metres across the River Shannon on the University of Limerick campus.
Lough Gur
Explore this ancient archaeological site with monuments dating back over 6,000 years.
O’Connell Monument
A tribute to Ireland’s “Liberator,” Daniel O’Connell — a striking landmark in the heart of the city.
O’Mahony’s Booksellers
Ireland’s oldest independent bookshop, filled with literary treasures and local charm.
People’s Park
Relax in the city’s largest green space — perfect for walks, picnics, or people-watching.
River Shannon Waterfront
Walk along the River Shannon and enjoy views of Limerick’s bridges, historic architecture, and riverside landmarks.
Saint Mary’s Cathedral
One of Ireland’s oldest cathedrals, dating back to 1168, with stunning Gothic architecture.
Saint John’s Cathedral
Admire the tallest spire in Ireland and the rich stained glass that illuminates its interior.
Thomond Park
Home of Munster Rugby — take a stadium tour or catch a live match in this iconic arena.
Treaty United F.C.
Cheer on Limerick’s own football club and experience the energy of local sport.
Three Bridges Walking Route
Follow a scenic route across the River Shannon connecting Limerick’s historic and cultural landmarks.
University of Limerick
Explore a vibrant riverside campus known for innovation, modern architecture, public art, and the 350-metre Living Bridge, Ireland’s longest pedestrian bridge.
Visitor Resources
Walking Limerick Map
Pick up a map and discover hidden gems, public art, and historic corners at your own pace.
