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More Than a Mile Walking Tour of Kilkenny

Tour Type: Walking Tours Location: Kilkenny

Join a local guide, born and raised in Kilkenny for a historical walking tour of the fascinating medieval city where you will see many of that sites that the city has to offer.

Location: Kilkenny

Join a local guide, born and raised in Kilkenny for a historical walking tour of the fascinating medieval city where you will see many of that sites that the city has to offer.

What to Expect

Local stories by a local guide, born and raised in Kilkenny
Take the hassle of finding your way around Kilkenny
See sites such as Great War Memorial, St. Canice's Cathedral, Kilkenny Castle and much more.

Full Description

The more than a Mile walking tour of Kilkenny shows you more of the beautiful city of Kilkenny.

On the walking tour you will go through the historic area of St. John's before you complete the medieval mile from St. Canice's cathedral to Kilkenny Castle. The tour itself is led by guide John who has the qualification in National Tour Guiding and a member of the Approved Tourist Guides of Ireland.

Over the course of the two hours you will pass by, and hear about the following sites:

The Hurling Statue
St. John's Priory
The Butler Gallery
Carnegie Library
Great War Memorial
Green's Bridge
St. Canice's Place
St. Canice's Cathedral
The Black Abbey
Rothe House
Smithwick's Brewery
Grace's Castle
Confederation Hall
Kyteler's Inn
The Butterslip
Medieval Mile Museum
Shee Alms House
Kilkenny Castle

Why Kilkenny?

Kilkenny City, located in the southeast of Ireland, is a charming and historic urban center known for its rich heritage, medieval architecture, and vibrant cultural scene.

The city is dominated by Kilkenny Castle, an iconic symbol of its past, which dates back to the 12th century. Strolling through its narrow streets, visitors can explore a mix of beautifully preserved medieval buildings, traditional pubs, and contemporary shops.

The city's warm and welcoming atmosphere, coupled with its blend of old-world charm and modern amenities, make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.