The Top 17 Attractions around Tralee
There are plenty of places to see and visit around Tralee. Whether you love hiking or cycling, Tralee is a region where 17
hidden gems are waiting to be explored …
hidden gems are waiting to be explored …
Last updated: September 21, 2025
The Blennerville Windmill is the largest working of its kind in Ireland. The mill was built around 1800. However, it was only in operation for a few decades and then …
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Always open. Smooth paved paths, wheelchair accessible. The Rose Walk is part of Tralee Town Park. It is dedicated to the memory of Dorothy "Dott" Moriarty-Henggeler, 2011 Washington DC Rose. …
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Ardfert was once a centre of religious importance which can be seen by the presence of both a cathedral and a friary. The cathedral dates back to the 11th century, …
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Following the old ship tow canal, the canal bank walk is flat and well maintained so an accessible way to journey between Tralee and Blennerville Bridge. The waterway is quiet with pasture, wetland and mountain views.
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Water is fresh and drinkable according to the locals. We tried and survived 🙂
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From 1891 to 1953 the steam train ran on these tracks between Tralee and Dingle. The Tralee and Blennerville Steam Railway Group operated the railway for tourist purposes until 2006. …
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The Tralee-Fenit greenway opened in October 2022. This small waterfront village marks the start (or end) with superb views of the Dingle Peninsula. Great Samphire Island is now home to …
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Always open, paved walkway is wheelchair accessible. Dogs allowed on leads.
The Tralee Canal Walk is a short segment of the larger North Kerry Way. It is also a segment, …
The Tralee Canal Walk is a short segment of the larger North Kerry Way. It is also a segment, …
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Well known by locals but oft overlooked by tourists, Ballyseedy Woods dates back to the 16th century. It is home to over 20 species of trees native to Ireland as …
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It is worth climbing the flight of stairs on Great Samphire Rock to marvel at this impressive statue of St Brendan. The level of detail crafted into the two-ton bronze …
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