Best Hidden Gems in Killarney"

"Best Hidden Gems in Killarney"

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Killarney Country Market "Local Produce"

The Killarney Country Market is a farmers market which is organized every Friday from 10a to 2p, close to downtown Killarney. Word of mouth praises of locals have made it a popular haunt among those in the know. The market has an assortment of breads, cakes, fresh local meat on offer, with the food being fresh and giving a great taste of local produce. by aloiswohlfahrt +353 64 663 1060 Scotts Street, Killarney

Heatons Killarney HE "Shop For It All"

Heatons is a departmental store located in Killarney, which will take care of all of your shopping needs at once. The store has an apparel section for men, women and kids, along with bedroom, living, bathroom and kitchen decor and furniture. It also has a gardening and outdoor section for those who like to spend their time outside. Heatons often has sales and by love Maegan discounts as well, making it a place worth visiting at least once.

+353 64 662 3564 www.heatonsstores.com/killarneyh East Avenue Road, Scots Garden, e-store-0631 Killarney

Lelawadee Thai Spa Killarney "New Look With Thai Therapies"

For a transforming experience, Lelawadee Thai Spa brings replenishing therapies and beauty processes for you. Relieve your body of stress and toxins with an hour long massage, and detox further with a facial and an entire body scrub along with a Jacuzzi bath. You could also complete the rejuvenating experience with waxing and nail treatments, and get off with by nnoeki a new look. And if you fall heads-over-heels with their treatment and the lingering fragrances after facials and massages, they have their products put up to be bought!

+353 872803351 www.lelawadeethaispa.co [email protected] 1-2 Main Street, Killarney m/ m

Kerry Crafted Glass

"Handcrafted Glass"

Kerry Crafted Glass has been in business since 1988, and is a family run business. This store sells a variety of handcrafted glass articles and showpieces, made from recycled glass. A variety of items such as vases, jugs, candle sticks, lamps and mirrors are available at this place. Shoppers can also come over for a glass blowing demonstration, which is a lot of by Bellevue Fine Art Repro fun, espeically for kids to watch. (Scott)

+353 860503512 www.irishkerryglass.com/ kerrycraftedglass@eircom. Knockatagglemore, net Kilcummin, Killarney Sundari Spa "Reviving With Ayurveda"

The Sundari Spa located in the Killarney Plaza Hotel was co-founded by Ms Christy Turlington, who is an International supermodel. The spa harnesses treatments from the Ayurveda for a glowing skin arising out of a peaceful mind and spirit. Full-body massages, hot stone massages, special massages and treatments for men, and prenatal and post-natal by nnoeki services being the headers, there are assorted treatments available under each. All the processes ensure revival of the body, mind and spirit for a blissful and healthy life.

+353 64 662 1100 www.killarneyplaza.com/l [email protected] Kenmare Plaza, Kenmare uxury-spa-hotels-ireland Plaza Hotel and Spa, Killarney

Franciscan Friary "19th-century Friary"

Built in 1867, the Friary Church is a fascinating combination of both Irish and Belgian styles. The interior walls are painted with intricate, Celtic designs, while a stunning Flemish high altar dominates the back gable. This altar has elaborately carved niches featuring beautiful wooden statues of angels and saints. The two most prominent niches feature by Public Domain statues of St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, and St Joseph, the patron saint of Belgium. Within the sacristy of the altar is the skull of Fr. Francis O'Sullivan, Provincial of the 62 Irish Franciscan houses when he was brutally murdered in 1653.

+353 64 31 334 www.franciscans.ie/friarie [email protected] Fair Hill, Killarney s/killarney/

Aghadoe Church and Round Tower "Spectacular Vista Over the Lakes and Town"

This is possibly Killarney's most romantic vista. Aghadoe Hill provides a panoramic view across glistening lakes with the Macgillycuddy Reeks forming a perfect backdrop. In the evening, the floodlit Ross Castle and twinkling town lights give a different, but equally splendid sight. St. Finian by Bkwillwm Lobhar founded a monastery here in the 7th century, but the ruins of a round tower and church date from the 12th century. The church doorway has beautiful Romanesque carving, while the eastern side features a beautiful window with a head and flower at its intersection. On the south wall there is an ancient ogham stone. Outside the church stands a round tower approximately 22 feet high, built by Auliff Mor na Cuimsionach.

+353 64 3 1023 Aghadoe Hill, Killarney

Innisfallen Island "Faithlinn's Island"

Located on the Lough Leane lake, the Innisfallen Island is a small island in County Kerry. The place houses one of the most astonishing and marvelous archaeological remains of the Innisfallen Abbey from the early Christian era in the Killarney National Park. The monks of the local monastery penned the "Annals of Innisfallen," which is compilation of by Bkwillwm several facts and historical accounts of Ireland as seen by them. It is said that the Lough Lake received its name from the monastery's location, which means "Lake of Learning."

Innisfallen Island, Killarney Aghadoe Viewing Point "Breathtaking And Spellbinding"

If you want to witness the best of Irish landscapes, their sheer vastness, beauty, and picturesque tones and moods, the Aghadoe Viewing Point shows you all. You can take your car up there, grab a seat on one of the benches, and watch an amazing phenomenon of the skies changing their color and the foreground turning to an enigmatic crimson. The site is a by Kglavin must visit to see the soaring mountains, lakes and green lands coming together in one frame.

Off N72 Road, Killarney

Torc Brewing "Native Beers And Ales"

Named after the Torc mountain of Killarney, Torc Brewing brews amazing craft beers, all from Killarney's natural waters. Combining the essences of archaic brewing techniques of Ireland, they craft and bring the most delicious and flavorful beers. Try the Torc amber ale brewed with tasted malt of the finest quality, or the wheat beers that have a nice, fruity by Victoria Reay aftertaste. Try Torc Brewing for a glimpse into the brewing and tasting of local Irish beers.

+353 64 662 5061 torcbrewing.ie/ [email protected] Unit 13 Off N22 Road, Coolcaslagh Industrial Park, Killarney

Derrycunihy Church "A Historic Gem"

The Derrycunihy Church, located in Ladies View, is a rare gem that only seasoned travelers would know of. This Gothic Revival style Roman Catholic church was built in 1890, but it is now disused; however it still manages to retain its old world charm. It boasts of stone Celtic cross finials, rubble stone walls with limestone ashlar quoins, among other by PIRO4D striking features. The church can be explored as part of a short trail from Torc Waterfall to Galway's Bridge.

Ladies View, Killarney

Sámas Spa "Rejuvenate the Senses"

The Sámas Spa located in the Park Hotel Kenmare is the ultimate place to soothe your nerves and rejuvenate your senses. This luxury day spa offers a number of treatments and activities for one to choose from, and includes traditions right from the Himalayas to Kenmare Bay. Deep tissue massage, nurturing massage, silkening body polish are some of the by nnoeki massages one can opt for, or relax in their lap pool and sauna. Various classes such as meditation, yoga, pilates and hiking are also available.

+353 64 664 1200 www.parkkenmare.com/samas-spa/ Off Shelbourne Street, Park Hotel Kenmare, Kenmare

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