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The Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Limerick is quietly tucked away on the very edge of Europe, at the mercy of the mighty Atlantic Ocean. Ireland is a country that has been shaped both physically and culturally by this vast expanse of rich blue water. The Wild Atlantic Way is your unique chance to see how. View More

Walk into the forest glade of Craltoe Woods & take a reflective moment. With over 700 Hectares to explore, step out into the great outdoors. Whether you are looking for a gentle, forest ramble or a challenging mountain hike, the choice is yours! Whatever you fancy, there’s no better way to start your day than a wander through the trees.

Adare Castle Tour: Let the fun begin with a tour of an Authentic Norman Castle. Plotted with multiple moats, a Franciscan Friary & knifed with tiny windows. A unique experience awaits which will set your imagination wild!

Limerick Carriage Tour: After turning to the past, why don’t you keep up the fiasco with a Limerick Carriage Tour. The weatherproof carriage features warm Irish lambswool blankets to snuggle into and also an elegant table equipped with glass holders and a wine cooler for guests to enjoy refreshments onboard. There is a choice of tours to choose from so whether you’re a keen history buff or simply want to sit back, relax and enjoy the beautiful scenic views you won’t be disappointed.

Bunratty Castle: Take a Trip to Bunratty, located 10 minutes from the hotel and visit Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. Ireland’s iconic Bunratty Castle is a must on your itinerary to Ireland. Named after the river Raite which runs alongside this strategic battlement. The spot on which this castle stands has been occupied for over 1000 years. From the Vikings to the Normans, great Irish Earls and noble Lords and Ladies. Graciously restored in the 1960’s and furnished by Lord Gort’s magnificent collection of medieval furniture and furnishings, this is your chance to experience a window on Ireland’s past and explore the acclaimed 15th century Bunratty Castle.

Cratloe Woods walk: Cratloe Wood Car Park and Picnic Site is located adjacent to Cratloe village and on the western side Cratloe Forest property which is over 700 Hectares in extent. It overlooks the Estuary of the river Shannon which is the longest river in Ireland and Great Britain. The Galtee Mountains in Co. Tipperary can be seen to the east, the Ballyhoura Mountains in North Cork to the south and Shannon Airport to the west. There is an extensive road network throughout the the wood suitable for walking.

Craggaunowen: From Cratloe you will be in Craggaunowen in less than 20 minutes. Ireland’s original award winning Pre-historic Park. Come and explore the roots of the people, homesteads, animals and artifacts of our Celtic ancestors of over 1,000 years ago which have touched and shaped how we live today.

Adare Village: Adare is considered to be one of the best dining locations in Ireland, catering for all tastes. Regular winners of of prestigious national and international food awards, you know you’re in good hands! Another bonus of being in Adare? It’s the fashion capital of the Midwest! Tut tut don’t snatch the price-tag just yet.. Give yourself a chance to see all the fashion boutiques, heaped with exclusive premium fashion brands, hoo hoo then your jaw will drop!

Lough Gur: take a trip to the beautiful Lough Gur which is only half an hour’s drive from the Hotel. Lough Gur is a place of enchanting beauty and mystical surroundings. Here you will discover stone circles, megalithic tombs, ring forts and castles. The stunning views and walks around the lakeshore are so impressive! The best place to start your tour is at the visitor’s centre. Stepping through the doors of the thatch roof building, you will be brought back in time!

King Johns Castle: Returning back to the heart of medieval Limerick City. Your first stop will be to King John’s Castle. The City’s most iconic landmark, brings to life over 800 years of dramatic local history. Step outside to see the busy courtyard’s medieval tent, blacksmith forge and scenes from a 17th-century siege. Watch out for some lively characters on your visit!

Hunt Museum: which is one of the top Galleries and Museums in Ireland. It’s home to the greatest private collections of art and antiquities, dating from the Neolithic to the 20th Century.

The Three Bridges: which is a 3.6km route along the banks of the River Shannon, which passes by some of Limerick’s most iconic landmarks.

Curraghchase Forest: beautiful Curraghchase Forest Park. Bring the bikes and walking shoes with you, as this park is a great day out for all the family. It has a children’s playground and plenty of walks to suit all abilities.