Planning a visit to Tralee, Co Kerry? Go to these famous four locations, where all kids and kids at heart entertainment needs are met! The Omniplex cinema, Tralee Bay Wetlands Centre, the Playdium and the highly popular Aqua Dome!
Tralee Quartet of Adventures!
Go to these famous four locations, where all kids and kids at heart entertainment needs are met! The Omniplex cinema, Tralee Bay Wetlands Centre, the Playdium and the highly popular Aqua Dome!
View our Beaches
Take a dip, walk, explore, relax or just take in the surroundings at the most beautiful beaches Kerry has to offer. Our top picks include Banna Beach, Fenit Beach & Derrymore Beach.
Siamsa Tíre – The National Folk Theatre of Ireland
View this magnificent landmark, where Tralee hosts wondrous theatre and performances! This national treasure is famous with locals and tourists alike. Enjoy and experience the authentic shows and be spoilt for choice! Website: siamsatire.com
Tralee Town Park
Tralee Town Park is in the heart of Tralee. You will discover the Town Park to be a restful parkland. Stroll through the rose gardens, garden of the senses, playground & a commemorative fountain. For more information please go to: tralee.ie
Kerry County Museum
Voted as one of the top things to do in Tralee and recipient of TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence. Take a wander around the Kerry County Museum. A place that will suit everyone’s thirst for knowledge.
Website: kerrymuseum.ie
Ballybunion
One of Kerry’s best-known seaside towns, Ballybunion has plenty to fill an afternoon. Head to the beach for a swim or a walk along the sand, stop by Namir’s for an ice cream, or take in the Atlantic views from the cliff walk. Golfers can also tee off at the world-renowned Ballybunion Golf Club, with its spectacular links overlooking the coast. Website: ballybunion.ie
Lartigue Monorail and Museum
Take a trip on a full-size replica of the unique Lartigue Monorail, which once ran between Listowel and Ballybunion. The museum tells the story of this unusual railway and its place in local history. Website: lartiguemonorail.com
Listowel
Known as Ireland’s literary capital, Listowel is packed with history, culture and character. Visit Listowel Castle and the Kerry Writers’ Museum, follow the River Feale walk through Childers Park, browse the town’s colourful murals and distinctive Pat McAuliffe plasterwork, or stop for a drink in John B. Keane’s pub. The town is also home to St John’s Theatre and Arts Centre and is a gateway to the Kingdom of Kerry Greenways. Website: listowel.ie
Ring of Kerry
One of Ireland’s most famous scenic drives, the Ring of Kerry loops around the Iveragh Peninsula through mountains, lakes and Atlantic coastline. Stop off in Killarney National Park, Kenmare, Sneem and Waterville, or make a detour to Portmagee and Valentia Island for views towards the Skelligs. Website: discoverireland.ie
Slea Head Drive
Take the spectacular Slea Head Drive around the western edge of the Dingle Peninsula, with sweeping Atlantic views, beaches and historic sites along the way. Highlights include Coumeenoole Beach, Dunquin Pier and the Blasket Centre, with views across to the Blasket Islands on a clear day. Website: discoverireland.ie
Proudly supported by Fáilte Ireland
“Fáilte Ireland is pleased to support the Rose of Tralee Festival 2026. Festivals and events like this create memorable cultural experiences that encourage visitors from Ireland and overseas to discover all that we have to offer across the country. Our investment in the Rose of Tralee Festival strengthens Kerry’s appeal as a must-visit destination within the Wild Atlantic Way region, while generating meaningful economic opportunities for local businesses and contributing to the sustainable growth of tourism in the Wild Atlantic Way region.”
