Things to do in Limerick City
Discover the best attractions and experiences Limerick City has to offer
Historic Monuments
Limerick's history is written in stone and riverside streets, with medieval fortifications and grand cathedrals to explore.
King John's Castle
A 13th-century fortress on the River Shannon offering atmospheric walls, towers and river views.
St. Mary's Cathedral
A striking Catholic cathedral dating back to the 12th century with Gothic and Romanesque features.
St. John's Cathedral
Anglican cathedral known for its historic nave and stained glass, set near the city center.
Museums
Art, history and local curiosities shine in Limerick's museums and galleries.
The Hunt Museum
A collection spanning ancient artifacts to modern art in a stately riverside setting.
Limerick City Gallery of Art
A public art gallery showcasing Irish and international works.
Religious Monuments
Religious landmarks showcase centuries of faith, architecture and craftsmanship.
St. Mary's Cathedral
Impressive 12th-century cathedral featuring striking architecture and stained glass.
St. John's Cathedral
Historic Anglican cathedral with a calm ambience and notable interior details.
National & Theme Parks
The region around Limerick offers coastal and forest escapes for day trips.
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Neighborhoods
Explore the city’s character by walking through its historic quarters.
Georgian Quarter
A grid of elegant 18th- and 19th-century streets with stylish terraces and shops.
Abbey Quarter
A historic riverside area around the old abbey site and medieval remains.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the city without spending a euro with scenic walks and public spaces.
Stroll along the River Shannon promenade
A scenic riverside walk with views across the water and bridges.
Visit People’s Park
A leafy green for a relaxing stroll, people-watching and open spaces.
Explore the Milk Market area (walk & ambience)
A lively market precinct with architectural charm and street life.
Gastronomy
From markets to modern dining, sample local flavors and fresh produce.
Milk Market
A vibrant weekend market with local produce, breads, cheeses and street bites.
The Cornstore
A popular restaurant offering contemporary Irish and European dishes.
Nightlife
Live music, traditional pubs and energetic bars feed the night ahead.
Dolan's Pub
A lively music venue known for Irish tunes, jazz and gigs.
Pub crawl along O'Connell Street
Experience a string of traditional pubs and late-night spots.
Entertainment
The city hosts theatre, cinema and live performances.
The Lime Tree Theatre
An intimate venue offering contemporary plays, dance and performances.
Belltable Arts Centre
A hub for theatre, visual arts and community performances.
Sports
Catch a game or tour iconic sporting grounds in Limerick.
Thomond Park
Rugby stadium and home of Munster Rugby with tours and matchdays.
Gaelic Grounds (Limerick)
GAA stadium hosting county games with a strong local vibe.
Off the Track
Take a step beyond the city core to see riverside villages and scenic routes.
River Shannon boat cruise
A relaxing cruise along the river with views of Limerick’s waterfront.
Castleconnell day trip
Visit the riverside village of Castleconnell for countryside scenery.