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All ages · up to 60 min · any budget
Why it matchesFamilies can explore Ireland's largest working windmill, see how flour is made, and learn about Irish emigration. There is also a model railway and views of Tralee Bay Nature Reserve.
Why it matchesThis free street festival in Tralee has live music, street performers, circus acts, and interactive entertainment. There is a Wellness Zone, an archaeological experience, arts and crafts, and food stalls.
Why it matchesThis festival has four days of circus workshops, shows, parades and fireworks in Tralee. There is plenty of skill and spectacle for everyone.
Why it matchesThis festival has parades, live music, street entertainment, circus acts, a carnival, fireworks, markets and traditional Irish entertainment. There is also a televised competition to find the Rose of Tralee.
Why it matchesWatch skilled sheepdogs at work on a real farm, meet pet lambs and donkeys, and see a traditional cottage. You can also learn to make a St. Brigid's cross and hear a bodhran player.
Why it matchesTake a short trip on a diesel replica of the original Lartigue Monorail. See how the unique switching system works. Visit the museum to watch films and see models and displays about the railway.
Why it matchesFamilies can enjoy a festival of stories, music, and songs inspired by the Irish Rambling House tradition. There are performances, workshops, and events for children.
Why it matchesFamilies can explore nature with ecologists and guides, learning about local wildlife, plants, and folklore. Activities include pond dipping, climbing, and pedal boating.
Why it matchesWalk along the harbour at low tide to explore Great Samphire Island and Little Samphire Island. You can see inside Fenit Lighthouse and admire the sculpture of St Brendan the Navigator.
Why it matchesFamilies can see a statue of the original Rose of Tralee and her lover, surrounded by a rose garden. There is a glass wall with the names of all the festival Roses and the ballad's history.
Why it matchesThis garden in Tralee is designed to appeal to all five senses. You can see a Standing Stone, the Cauldron of the Dagda, and Bronze Age horns.
Why it matchesFamilies can wander through this garden with over 3,000 trees and shrubs, divided into sections for different European countries. There are monuments and a bust of the poet Schiller to see.
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