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Kilkenny city is the county's seat of local government and largest settlement, and is situated on the River Nore in the centre of the county. Kilkenny city is approximately 50 km (31 mi) from Waterford, 124 km (77 mi) from Dublin and 150 km (93 mi) from Cork.
Kilkenny is one of Ireland’s most cosmopolitan cities, a gem in the heart of Ireland's Ancient East. The county is home to world-renowned festivals, award-winning eateries and top-class hospitality in hotels, B&Bs and self-catering accommodation.
Kilkenny is situated in the Nore Valley on both banks of the River Nore, at the centre of County Kilkenny in the province of Leinster in the south-east of Ireland. It is 117 kilometres (73 mi) away the capital Dublin and 48 kilometres (30 mi) north from the nearest city Waterford.
Welcome to Kilkenny – where the modern and the medieval fuse to create an exciting and dynamic county, ready to surprise you at every turn.
- Kick-Start Your Day with Breakfast at The Fig Tree
- Take A Ramble Around Kilkenny Castle
- Discover Dunmore Caves Dark Past
- Soak Up A Bit of Luxury at The Mount Juliet Estate
- Or Spend A Night in A Gorgeous Old Castle
- Nurse A Pint in The Ancient Hole in The Wall Pub
- Grab A Panoramic View of Kilkenny from Up Brandon Hill
- Head For A Ramble at Kilfane Glen and Waterfall
- Plan Your Trip Around The Cat Laughs Comedy Festival
- Take A Tour of The Smithwick’s Brewery
If you’ve read any of our other guides, you’ll know that the majority of them start off with a recommendation of where to grab breakfast. This one will be no different. You’ll find the Fig Treea handy 5-minute stroll from Kilkenny Castle, smack-bang in the centre of the city. According to the reviews on Tripadvisor and Google, the breakfast here is...
It’s probably no surprise that Kilkenny Castle tops Tripadvisors list of things to do in Kilkenny. It’s one of the most iconic visitor attractions in Leinster and attracts swarms of tourists each year. Kilkenny Castlewas built in 1195 and was a symbol of Norman occupation. In 13th-century, the castle would have formed an important element of the to...
A lot of people that visit Kilkenny stick to the city. Which is a shame as there’s plenty to do across the wider county. And they tend to miss places like Dunmore Cave. The earliest mention of Dunmore Cave dates back to an ancient, 9th-century Irish triad poem, where it’s referred to as ‘the darkest place in Ireland’. In 928 AD, Dunmore cave witnes...
If you’re planning a weekend in Kilkenny and you’re looking to indulge, then this place will be right up your street. Interestingly enough, Mount Julietwas actually a family home up until 1989. Fast forward 30 years and it’s now one of Ireland’s finest 5-star hotels, offering a luxury experience for those that fancy forking out for something a litt...
So, if you visit this site regularly you may have read an article where I was banging on about being invited to spend the night in a place called Tubbrid Castle (have a read). We had the whole place in the picture above to ourselves for a night… Yes. It was ridiculous. John, the host (yes, it’s up on Airbnb…), has been carefully restoring Tubbrid C...
The Hole in the Wall is an 18th-century tavern that’s housed in the oldest surviving townhouse in all of Ireland. I love the sound of this place already. According to their website, the Hole in the Wall is located in the inner house of a Tudor mansion that was built in 1582. The current owner has spent the past 10 years fully restoring the pub into...
The summit of Brandon Hill (the highest point in the county) is easily one of the best places to visit in Kilkenny. On a clear day, you’ll be treated to the most mind-boggling panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. The walk here can take between 3 and 5 hours depending on pace. Ireland is the wonderful little island it is thanks to places l...
Kilfane Glen and Waterfall date back to the 1790s. Those that take a bit of time out to visit this picturesque paradise can ramble alongside a waterfall tumbling its way to a rushing stream and through lots of lush woodlands. Kilfane is well worth a visit if you’re looking for somewhere to spend a quiet afternoon walking and chatting with a friend....
I’ve been meaning to visit the Cat Laughs Comedy Festival Perhaps for the last few years, but something keeps coming up and clashing with it. If you looking for things to do in Kilkenny on the June Bank Holiday, BOOK TICKETS IN ADVANCE and visit Cat Laughs. Each Year on the June Bank Holiday weekend a cracking lineup of both Irish and international...
This is another solid option for those of you wondering what to do in Kilkenny with a big group. The Smithwick’s brewery was founded in Kilkenny back in 1710 by John Smithwick. He built the brewery on the site of a Franciscan abbey where monks have brewed ale since the 14th century. The business was bought by Guinnessin 1965 and the brewery subsequ...
Visit Kilkenny. Both the City and County quietly emanate the very best that Ireland has to offer. From culture to creativity, fine eateries to vibrant nightlife and outdoor adventures to medieval magic, this is the place that has something for everybody.
Kilkenny is the Ireland of many visitors' imaginations. Built from dark-grey limestone flecked with fossil seashells, Kilkenny (from the Irish 'Cill Chainnigh', meaning the Church of St Canice) is also known as 'the marble city'.
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