museums kerry

The Kerry Museum and the Geraldine Experience can be found in Tralee’s Ashe Memorial Hall, located at the end of Denny Street. As one of the towns top tourist attractions, the museum is always busy making the experience that little bit more authentic as all the people around you become as engrossed in 15th century living as you.
Follow the museums chronological route where you will meet Kerry’s first settlers in the Late Mesolithic site at Ferriter’s Cove on the Dingle Peninsula. Her...

The Kilgarvan Motor Museum has been open since 1985, but we begun collecting and restoring over 20 years ago as a hobby. During this period, visitors from all over the world have visited us, many of them being their own vintage or classic cars.

At Kilgarvan, the enthusiast can see the cars from all angles as our cars are not roped off. You can look into them, get the smell of the leather and wood. If you are interested in any of the engines, we will show them to you. Most of the c...

The Kerry Bog Village Museum and Village at Glenbeigh on the magnificent Ring of Kerry is a unique rural attraction to delight young and old who are interested in finding out more on the domestic lifestyles of the Irish in the earlly 1800's. It aims to create a period setting where you can visit and experience the past and understand the way of life in Ireland during this era....

Local archaeology, natural history and history as well as periodic temporary exhibitions....

General Description: Situated in a beautifully restored 19th century Georgian residence, the Centre features a unique audio-visual interpretative museum on the North Kerry Writers including John B. Keane, Bryan MacMahon, George Fitzmaurice, Brendan Kennelly and Maurice Walsh. Also includes the Literary Café and Restaurant, a gift & book shop, archival library, and annual arts & literary programmes. Seanchaí is a museum of words & spirit where the imaginative worlds of the great Kerry writers...