Top South East Ireland Walking Tours - page 2

Experience a private walking tour through the historic heart of Kilkenny. Discover a city whose remarkable heritage is centuries older than the history of the United States. Stroll through the medieval Old Town where cobbled streets, historic landmarks, and elegant architecture reflect the legacy of one of Ireland's finest preserved medieval cities. Which stories have shaped Kilkenny's rich cultural identity through the centuries? How did artists, craftspeople, and powerful families influence its remarkable heritage? Your professional guide will reveal fascinating tales of history, architectural excellence, and enduring cultural traditions while leading you through the city's most celebrated landmarks. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Discover the highlights of Kilkenny on this private guided tour that’s designed for up to 15 people. Walk around the historic area of St. John’s before completing the medieval mile from St. Canice’s Cathedral to Kilkenny Castle. During the tour, pass by landmarks including St. John's Priory, the Butler Gallery, the Black Abbey, and more.

Kilkenny is the most decorated county in hurling, with more All-Ireland titles than anyone else, and this guided session gives you an hour on the grass with a stick in your hand and someone who actually knows how to use one showing you the basics. You'll learn the grip, the lift, and the strike, and you'll find out quickly why hurling is considered one of the most skilful field sports in the world. No experience needed. Helmets and hurleys are provided. It runs in Kilkenny City, and groups of all ages and fitness levels have done it. A couple of things that would sharpen this considerably: the name of the guide or the GAA club running it, where exactly it meets, how long it runs, and the price. Right now it reads honestly but a named guide and a specific pitch location would do a lot of work here. "Meet Seán at Nowlan Park car park at 10am" lands differently than a general city reference.