Limerick Heritage Tour

A road cycling route starting from Limerick

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Experience the rich heritage and beautiful landscapes on this road cycling tour near Limerick.

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Embark on a journey through history on the Limerick Heritage Tour. This 114-kilometer road cycling route offers a moderate ascent of 541 meters, allowing you to explore fascinating historical landmarks and charming villages.

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114 km

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Start: Limerick City center

Limerick: Cycling Adventures in Beautiful Limerick

Limerick, located in southern Ireland, is a cyclist's paradise with its diverse landscape and cycling infrastructure. The county's network of quiet country roads and well-marked cycling trails cater to all abilities. Cyclists can explore the stunning Irish countryside, pass through quaint villages, and discover historic sites like Lough Gur and King John's Castle. Located close to the famous Conor Pass and Mount Brandon, Limerick also serves as a base for challenging climbs and scenic rides. With its warm hospitality and stunning scenery, Limerick is a gem for cycling enthusiasts and tourists.

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PatrickswellVillage

Make a pit-stop in Patrickswell, a village known for its horse racing heritage and traditional Irish music sessions.

46 km

ArdaghVillage

Ardagh is famous for its round tower, one of the best-preserved in Ireland, dating back to the 9th century.

81 km

AskeatonTown

Askeaton is home to an impressive medieval castle and abbey ruins, offering a glimpse into Ireland's rich past.

93 km

PallaskenryVillage

Take a break in Pallaskenry and explore its beautifully restored Georgian castle, which now serves as a cultural center and wedding venue.

114 km

King John's CastleCastle

Admire the majestic King John's Castle in Limerick, a fortified 13th-century structure with captivating exhibitions and scenic views of the River Shannon.