County Kilkenny is located in the southeast of Ireland in the province of Leinster, just an hour and a half from Dublin. These are some of the top tourist attractions in Kilkenny.

Kilkenny Attractions Showing 14 of 14 Attractions Hotels Near The Black Abbey .3 miles- Abbey Street 056-772-1279 Sightseeing- Historic Sites ...

A gorgeous little sprawl straddling the River Nore in Ireland’s southeast, Kilkenny is a place you can walk in a day, fall in love with over a weekend and still find things to discover after a week.

Kilkenny's other set of magnificent ruins are at Jerpoint (heritageireland.ie), 2.5km south of Thomastown, a once mighty Cistercian abbey also laid low by the 16th-century dissolution of the abbeys.

A new £5.8 million investment aims to boost tourism in Kilkenny, Ireland's smallest city, with a variety of exciting attractions. Fáilte Ireland and Kilkenny County Council are spearheading a ...

The Guinness Storehouse and Kilkenny Castle Parklands were the most popular tourist attractions in Ireland for 2018. Failte Ireland has released its annual lists of the most popular tourist ...

Kilkenny has been suggested as the successor to Kinsale as the gourmet capital of Ireland, with the recent awarding of two Michelin stars to the city’s Campagne restaurant and the Lady Helen ...

A 'perfect pint of ale' and multimedia tour has propelled Kilkenny's new Smithwick's Experience onto Lonely Planet's list of hot attractions for 2015. Sunday, 11 May 2025.