King John's Castle
This 13th-century Norman castle sits on King's Island in the River Shannon, with excavated Viking-era foundations visible inside. Entry costs a moderate fee.
City in Ireland
3 things to see
Limerick is an often-overlooked riverside city on the River Shannon, less touristy than Dublin or Galway and cheaper as a result. Walking the riverbank and the streets around King John’s Castle costs nothing, and the covered Milk Market is free to browse for a good-value bite, especially on market days. It makes a practical, low-cost base for the west of Ireland.
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This 13th-century Norman castle sits on King's Island in the River Shannon, with excavated Viking-era foundations visible inside. Entry costs a moderate fee.
This Victorian park in the Pery Square district features a restored drinking fountain, bandstand, and mature trees. Free to enter, the park hosts a popular weekend market with local food producers.
The limestone block where the 1691 Treaty of Limerick was allegedly signed sits on a pedestal across the Shannon from King John's Castle. Free to visit, it marks one of the most consequential moments in Irish history.
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