Limerick is a superb touring base with most of Irelands best tourism destinations within an hours reach. Shannon Airport is only a mere 18 kilometres from the heart of Limerick city. You have several types of accommodation in Limerick to choose from – including flats, B&B, self catering and more. Many buses operate in all directions to and from Limerick city.
You can visit north-west to the Burren. North-northwest to the awe-inspiring Cliffs of Moher, or stop off the renowned Bunratty Castle & Folk Park on your travels. Veering North will take you to the stunning Connemara and the hospitable Gaeltacht while further North draws one closer to county Sligo – WB Yates country.
Looking southwest from Limerick city you can take outings to the Kingdom and the ring of Kerry, still further south-west carries you along the scenic West Cork coast with its pure natural beauty. Roving south of Limerick City takes you right into the lush dairy grassland of the Golden Vale to the city of Cork. Don’t forget to stop off at Foto Island Wildlife Park with its wide selection of freely roaming animals.
When you to rent in Limerick city you must visit the Hunt Museum with its private collection from the Hunt family. The museum features a wide selection of original Bronze Age, Celtic and Medieval art pieces and remains.
A day at King John’s Castle should also be high on your list of places to see. King John of England built the Castle sometime between 1200 and 1212. When viewing the castle, guests can watch a short video presentation on the history of the castle. You can still see lots of towers and countermines and other artefacts within the castle walls.
Limerick University Concert Hall provides vast and varied entertainment. The Hall is situated on Limerick University grounds on the eastern side of the city and if you like to shop, you are going to adore Limerick. With Shopping Centres like the Parkway, Crescent and the Valley Shopping Centres, Limerick has it all. With Irelands biggest shopping centre and superb visitor attractions you’d be mad not to rent in Limerick.