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Grand Hotel Tramore
Tramore - Ireland
Only ten kilometres from the centre of Waterford, and close to Tramore, this good looking hotel is a great location from which to explore this area of Ireland. Surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole...
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Attractions near Grand Hotel Tramore
A selection of attractions close to Grand Hotel Tramore:
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| Drishane Castle (9 Miles) |
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Drishane Castle is an imposing rectangular five-story tower house. Built between 1436 and 1450 by the then Lord of Munster, Dermot McCarthy, it was passed...
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| The Kerry Way (15.9 Miles) |
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Ireland’s most spectacular long-distance footpath, the Kerry Way is a 133-mile loop taking in lakes, waterfalls, deserted valleys, ancient forests, mountains and cliffs. Starting and...
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| Muckross House (18.1 Miles) |
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Muckross House is one of Ireland’s most popular visitor attractions. A Victorian stately home with a setting perhaps unrivalled in Europe, it has drawn visitors...
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| Ross Castle (19.5 Miles) |
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Ross Castle is one of County Kerry’s busiest attractions. A typical 15th-century towerhouse set next to Lough Leane, it has a fortifield bawn and curtain...
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| Kanturk Castle (20.8 Miles) |
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Dating all the way back to 1601, Kanturk castle is one of County Cork’s earliest Renaissance building. Notable features include an excellent Renaissance door, mullioned...
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| Crag Caves (22.9 Miles) |
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Crag Caves make up a million-year-old lime-stone cave system. Running for nearly four kilometres under Castleisland, the system is one of the largest in Ireland....
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| Macroom Castle (26.3 Miles) |
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The remains of Macroom Castle dominate the town. Probably dating from the reign of King John, the Castle has had an interesting history, passing from...
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| The Gearagh (26.5 Miles) |
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A walker’s and birdwatcher’s paradise, The Gearach is Western Europe’s only post-glacial alluvial forest. It takes its name from “An Gaoire”, meaning the wooden river,...
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| Ballyhoura Way (27.1 Miles) |
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Ballyhoura Country is an area of velvety green pastures and woodlands giving way to hills and mountains. The Ballyhoura Way runs through 90km of it....
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| Macgillycuddy's Reeks (28.2 Miles) |
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Macgillycuddy’s Reeks form a mountain range in Kerry. It has Ireland’s tallest mountains. The tallest of all is Carrantuohill at 1,039 metres. Experienced hikers should...
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| Gleninchaquin Park (32.5 Miles) |
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Gleninchaquin Park is an award-winning park and farm stretching across the long narrow floor of a beautiful coombe valley. From the valley’s wall a 140-metre...
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| The Aqua Dome (36.5 Miles) |
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One of Ireland’s largest indoor water parks, The Aqua Dome is packed with family fun. Rapids and rivers, gushers and geysers, spa pools, sprays and...
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