Located in the heart of Tralee, this museum showcases the rich history and heritage of County Kerry. With exhibits ranging from prehistoric times to more recent history, it offers a fascinating look at the region’s culture and past. It’s a great spot for history enthusiasts and families alike.

Just a short distance from Tralee town center, this ecological reserve is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including birds, fish, and plants. The Wetlands Centre offers walking trails, bird-watching opportunities, and an interactive visitor experience, providing a quiet, natural space to enjoy.

Located a short drive from Tralee, Blennerville Windmill is one of the largest working windmills in Ireland. It offers a glimpse into traditional Irish farming and milling methods. You can visit the mill, learn about its history, and even explore the nearby heritage park.

The Ring of Kerry is a scenic drive that showcases some of the most beautiful landscapes in Ireland. Though not exactly in Tralee, it starts nearby and offers stunning views of mountains, lakes, and the coast. The route passes through charming villages and gives visitors access to some of Kerry’s most iconic landmarks.