Butter Slip dates to the early 17th Century and ran underneath two houses, with its arched entry and stone steps a narrow and dark walkway connecting High St with St Kieran's St (previously called Low Lane) is the most picturesque of Kilkenny's many narrow medieval corridors. These winding streets that ramble through the city are a perfect view of Medieval Kilkenny.
Start your journey of discovery at the Medieval Mile Museum, Kilkenny and watch the city’s rich history unfold.
With award-winning food served daily from breakfast, lunch, through to dinner, the Marble City Bar & Tea Rooms in Kilkenny City offer extensive menus boasting the very best in fresh local Irish produce and service.
Ristorante Rinuccini is an award winning Italian restaurant located in the shadow of Kilkenny Castle on The Parade in Kilkenny City. An established restaurant specialising in native Italian cuisine with an extensive range of Italian wines available.
Yesterdays on Patrick Street in Kilkenny City centre present a unique retail experience with a collection of quality gifts and home accessories inspired by the beauty and elegance of traditional design and craftsmanship.
Few buildings in Ireland can boast a longer history of continuous occupation than Kilkenny Castle. Founded soon after the Norman conquest of Ireland, the castle has been rebuilt, extended and adapted to suit changing circumstances and uses over a period of 800 years.
Shenanigans - The Kilkenny City Walk is a fun and historical walking tour of Ireland's Medieval Mile. Book in for a unique and entertaining way to discover Kilkenny City.
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