Glengarriff to Killarney from $10: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Distance: 60 km

Duration: 49m

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Traveling From Glengarriff to Killarney

Your journey from Glengarriff to Killarney offers a striking contrast, transitioning from the serene, lush landscapes of Glengarriff to the vibrant, lively atmosphere and stunning natural beauty that Killarney presents.

Best Neighbourhoods in Killarney

Killarney boasts neighborhoods rich in charm and cultural experiences.

Town Centre

• Bustling shops and cafes line the streets.

• Easy access to Killarney National Park.

Muckross

• Home to the famous Muckross House.

• Scenic walks and gardens abound.

Loreto Road

• Quiet residential area with local charm.

• Close proximity to the railway station.

Best Times To Visit Killarney's Attractions

Planning your visits can enhance your experience in Killarney.

Killarney National Park

Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and magical lighting.

Muckross House and Gardens

Weekdays are quieter; aim for spring to see the gardens in full bloom.

Ross Castle

Early spring or autumn provides a peaceful visit with stunning scenery.

Killarney Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Killarney experiences a mild, temperate maritime climate, with rainfall spread throughout the year, making it essential to plan for changing weather conditions. Spring and early autumn offer pleasant temperatures for outdoor activities, while winter brings a cozy atmosphere perfect for exploring local culture.

Dining in Killarney: A Culinary Contrast

The must-try dish in Killarney is the traditional Irish stew, best enjoyed at Murphys Bar, where the lively atmosphere complements the rich, hearty flavors. This dining experience stands out from Glengarriff’s more rustic fare, showcasing the use of local ingredients while offering a vibrant social setting that captures the spirit of Killarney.