The Geraldine Tralee Exhibition ( Tralee at the time of the Fitzgeralds - ground floor) reproduces the decor, sounds and the smells of the medieval city under the Fitzgeralds (1300-1500). Time cars take visitors through a partial reconstruction of ..

The figure of a Dominican, on Dominic Street, by local sculptor Noel Fitzgibbon, stands in front of an arcade carved by local apprentices between 198 and 1988, in the style of the original abbey, which was founded in 1243 by John Fitzgerald and destr..

The centenary of the narrow-gauge railway line (1m) from Trallee to Dingle - which operated from 1891 until 1953 - was marked by the re-opening to passenger traffic of the first stretch (2,4 km) between Tralee and Blennerville. The train consists of ..

This five-storey windmill (18m high) was built around 1800 by the local landowner, Sir Rowland Blennerhassett. It became derelict by 1880, but is again in working order. An electric motor takes over when the wind fails. The exhibition on emigration i..