Top Things to do in County Kerry
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The 10 Best Ancient Ruins in County Kerry, Province of Munster
Discover the best top things to do in County Kerry, Ireland including Church Island, Uragh Stone Circle, Hussey's Folly, Listowel Castle, Old Weir Bridge, Gallarus Oratory, McCarthy's Castle, Ogham Stones, St. Brendan's Well, Scanlon's Pet Farm.
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1. Church Island
2. Uragh Stone Circle
3. Hussey's Folly
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By ttturpin
We went walking to the tower in the morning. There is a gravel path, but you can also walk along the beach. It’s just a small tower, but a lovely time to experience dingle without tourists.
4. Listowel Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By PamD440 - Mansfield, United Kingdom
Another of the many castles in Ireland sadly damaged by he English. In the centre of town next to the town square.
5. Old Weir Bridge
6. Gallarus Oratory
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,593 reviews
Ancient church built over 1,000 years ago.
Reviewed By WeDreamOfTravel - Texas, United States
Amazing original, 7th-century oratory. No mortar was used to construct it; the stones are perfectly fitted together to create the dry and solid structure that has stood the test of time. The area is very peaceful and away from towns. A parking lot and a small visitors' center welcome guests before they proceed along the walkway to the oratory. With only one window and one doorway, the cosy inside of the oratory is rather dark and free from distractions outside, perfect for someone praying inside 1,400 years ago. If you are in this area of Ireland, this is a spot you should consider adding to your itinerary. It's not every day we can enter a 6th century building that is in such fabulous condition.
7. McCarthy's Castle
8. Ogham Stones
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By LotusExplorer - Streamwood, United States
Our tour bus stopped right in front of the stones long enough for us to take a few photos. We were on our way from Killarney to Dingle Peninsula. The stones were not too far (a few minutes by bus) from Moriarty's shop. The area was fenced off and graveled to protect the stones. I'm glad we were able to stop here.
9. St. Brendan's Well
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Four_Points_Travel - League City, United States
Finding places like this is exactly what makes us keep coming back to Ireland. The story of the well, and it's namesake is incredible and the trip there brings you through an untouched and unspoiled corner of Ireland. We were there on an absolutely BRUTAL day in November, the waves were so big we could hear them hit the rocks and the spray was making it all the way to us! It was cold, the road terrible, the weather Irish, and it was perfect! What an adventure in honor of and adventurer, we dipped our St. Brendan patches into the well to be sown on our travel packs. Take a chance, get out of your comfort zone, and go to places just like this!
10. Scanlon's Pet Farm
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