City Steeped in history, reminders of Limerick is a large modern city with a fantastic Limericks prominent Medieval selection of restaurants, bistros and cafes for every past is still evident among the old pallette and pocket. It has amazing pubs old and city walls and famous landmarks new, river side walks, museums and is also a great in the old quarter. Experience the shopping location. Explore it’s past as you wander magic of Limerick’s Milk Mar- by St Mary’s Cathedral, Bridge, St. John’s Island, and the old medieval city walls. ket or delve back to prehistoric times at Lough Gur’s stone age settlement St Mary’s Cathedral is a fine which outdates the pyramids. Book a tour example of Limericks historical significance. This stunning -ar of , kayak along Clancy’s chitectural landmark is one of Strand, admire the arts, trek the glens, seek the oldest buildings in Limerick outdoor activities or venture to Foynes and was originally the Royal maritime and boat museum! Explore it all! Palace and centre of govern- King Johns Castle ment for the Kings of Thomond during medieval viking times. King Johns Castle was built over 800 The Milk Market It was handed over to the St. Mary’s Cathedral years ago by King John of England on an existing If you want to capture the true essence of Lim- church over 850 years ago, and remains a place of Viking fort. It offers spectacular views of the Shan- erick, we strongly recommend a visit to its fa- worship today. See website to book a viewing. non, Clancy’s Strand, surrounding country side mous Milk Market which runs every weekend. and showcases what life in the Medieval walled It has up to 150 stalls and 21 shop units packed Thomond Park city looked like back then. This part of the walled with culinary delights, organic produce, quality is home to mun- city was known as ’English town’ developed in the crafts, records, clothing and bric-a-brac. The sters modern day 13th century, with “Irish town” directly along side humble and friendly vibe under its big top is al- warriors, if you stretching up to St. John’s Square. Daytime parking most tangible, and it promises for a very unique are a rubgy fan, in the centre can be a bit tricky but if you head for experience. Many locals finish up with brunch why not follow in the Ennis road you should find parallel parking in one of its many excellent nearby cafes. the footsteps of spaces only a few minutes walk away. your Munster heroes at the historic Thomond Park Stadium. Get behind the scenes and step into the The Treaty Stone sits on Limericks River dressing room, walk the tunnel and learn all about bank near Thomond Bridge, on Clancy’s Strand the proud history and heritage of . upon which the 1691 treaty was signed. This truce between the The houses a diverse collection of Jacobite’s who fought alongside art and antiquities from the Neolithic to the 20th catholic King James II against century with exhibits by Reoir, Protestant William of Orange Yeats and Picasso. Located in outlined the terms of peaceful the city centre, admission’s free Visit Website co-existance for both sides. Milk market- Mungret St. Find out More on Sundays. Links Carlows Trails of the SaintsMotorhome Parking Your Motorhome GUIDE TO LIMERICK An inspirational County guide for Motorhomers in , created for you by AnchorPoint Motorhomes Clare glens Limericks best kept secret, we highly recommend the Clare Glens. A magical 3.5k loop walk through the Clancy’s Strand, Limerick City forest along a fast flowing river which borders Tipper- Motorhome Parking ary and Limerick. Popular for hiking, walking, running, & Camping Ireland Failte Ireland Approved and Registered Campsites nature trips. Find the trail. throughout Ireland. 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This Visit the Charming Village of Ballyhoura Mountains Adare with Caslte & Abbey remarkable stone age ruins, restaurants, craftshops, Other Useful Links settlement features in fashion and Adare Manor. and around thirty an- Limerick City Walking Tours cient ‘field monuments’ Arts, Culture and Music Venues including stone circles, So much to do and see at Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum Lough Gur Visitor Centre standing stones, mega- Limerick Kayaking tours on the lithic tombs, and cairns. With great Motorhome Parking There are plenty of walking trails and a fairy the Crescent Shopping Centre is the largest in Munster trail for younger children. @ANCHORPOINTMOTORHOMES.COM Adventure and family fun Glenstal Abbey in Murroe with fabulous grounds and walks Shannonside Business Park, Birdhill, Co. Tipp. If you are travelling with family looking for a ma- jor adrenaline rush, check out virtual fury, a 360 degree virtual experience for TEL: ages 8+. For animal lovers there is a lot to see at stone hall visitor farm, or head to 061 379903 basecamp action adventure park for the ultimate paint ball experience. Check out Curragh Chase Forest Park POST CODE: the family fun website for a list of outdoor activities in county Limerick. with Campsite nearby V94 VY98