Tralee

Tralee boasts a wealth of historical landmarks and cultural attractions. Don’t miss the fascinating exhibits at the Kerry County Museum, where you can trace the town’s heritage through the ages. The Tralee Town Park offers a tranquil oasis with beautifully manicured gardens, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and picnics. Additionally, immerse yourself in Irish traditions with lively music sessions and dance performances at various pubs and venues scattered throughout the town.

With its captivating blend of nature, culture, and hospitality, Tralee promises an unforgettable experience for every traveller. Allow The James to be your base for exploration as you uncover the treasures of this charming town and the wonders of County Kerry.

Siamsa Tíre – The National Folk Theatre – Enjoy traditional Irish music, dance, and performances. Siamsa Tíre

Kerry County Museum – A fascinating museum showcasing Kerry’s history, including an interactive medieval experience. Kerry County Museum

Blennerville Windmill – Ireland’s largest working windmill, offering stunning views and insight into Tralee’s past. Blennerville Windmill

St. John’s Church – A 19th-century church with beautiful stained-glass windows. St. John’s Church

Tralee Bay Wetlands & Nature Reserve – Ideal for birdwatching, kayaking, pedal boating, and enjoying nature. Tralee Bay Wetlands

Ballyseedy Woods – A peaceful woodland with scenic walking trails, historic ruins, and hidden fairy doors. Ballyseedy Wood Trail

Fenit Pier & Beach – A great spot for a seaside walk, swimming, or visiting the St. Brendan’s statue. Angling at Fenit Pier

Tralee Ship Canal Walk – A scenic 2.5km path leading to Cockleshell Beach. Canal Bank Walk and Cockleshell Beach

Banna Strand – A beautiful beach for walking, kitesurfing, or watching a stunning sunset. Banna Strand

Tralee Town Park – A green space with the famous Rose Garden, celebrating the Rose of Tralee Festival. Tralee Town Park Map

The Rose of Tralee Festival (August) – The town’s biggest event with parades, live music, fireworks, and the crowning of the Rose of Tralee. Rose of Tralee Festival

Tralee Food Festival (May) – A celebration of food, community, and family. Tralee Food Festival

Tralee Omniplex Cinema – Watch the latest movies in a modern theatre. Cinema

Bowling Buddies – A fun family-friendly venue with bowling, arcade games, and laser tag. Bowling Buddies

Tralee Golf Club – A world-class course designed by Arnold Palmer with stunning ocean views. Tralee Golf Club

Tralee Pitch and Putt – 18-hole championship course located in a peaceful woodland area in Oakpark, Tralee. Pitch and putt

Aqua Dome – One of Ireland’s largest indoor waterparks, perfect for families. Aqua Dome

Kerry Camino – A scenic walking trail from Tralee to Dingle, inspired by the Camino de Santiago. Kerry Camino