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Rothe House & Garden in Kilkenny is a remarkable historical gem dating back to 1594, originally built by John Rothe Fitz-Piers, a wealthy merchant. This three-house complex provides a fascinating glimpse into medieval life in Kilkenny, offering beautifully restored rooms and a meticulously recreated period garden with herbs, fruit trees, and flowers from that era. Visitors can explore artifacts uncovered from the 17th century, such as pottery and coins, giving insight into the daily life of the time. Rothe House is not just a museum but a peaceful escape, offering a contrast to the grandeur of nearby Kilkenny Castle. It's highly recommended to take a guided tour for a deeper understanding of Kilkenny's history and the Rothe family's legacy. The garden is particularly delightful, often inviting guests to sample fruits like apples as they wander through its serene surroundings.

Kyteler's Inn is a historic and vibrant pub with a fascinating past. Dating back to the 13th century, it is most famously associated with Dame Alice Kyteler, an alleged witch whose dramatic life and trials still captivate visitors today. The building has been an inn since 1639 and retains much of its medieval charm, with groin-vaulted undercrofts and an atmospheric interior. Today, Kyteler's Inn offers traditional Irish food, music, and a lively pub atmosphere.

The Black Abbey in Kilkenny, founded in 1225, is a beautifully restored Dominican monastery with a rich history. Its name comes from the "Black Friars," as the Dominicans were known due to their black cloaks. The abbey has been a place of worship for centuries and remains active today, with daily Masses and regular community events. The architecture is striking, featuring towering stone walls, arches, and stunning stained-glass windows, including the famous Rosary Window, the largest stained-glass window in Ireland. One of the abbey’s highlights is a 15th-century alabaster statue of the Holy Trinity, a significant relic discovered during renovations. Although it faced neglect in the 18th century, the Black Abbey was restored and reconsecrated in the 19th century, becoming a key historical and religious site in Kilkenny.

Old Town Museum of the City of Kilkenny. Always well sought after.

Beautiful town on the River Nore. Inistioge has a grocery store and a pub that offers overnight accommodation. We stayed there on our long-distance hike from Ireland to Switzerland and can highly recommend the Woodstock Arms.