THE BURREN
VISITOR CENTRE
Gateway to the Burren
Why Visit?
The Burren Exhibition
The essential introduction to this world-famous UNESCO Geopark, and to thousands of years of history.
Village Tours
Discover Kilfenora, City of Crosses, a village steeped in tradition, antiquity and ecclesiastical importance.
The Kilfenora Céilí Band Exhibition
A unique exhibition dedicated
to the renowned band, and the musical tradition of North Clare.
Cafe
Homemade breakfast, soups, sandwiches, snacks and drinks in our old vernacular cottage.
Local Craft & Souvenir Shop
Unique, locally crafted art, gifts and souvenirs made in Kilfenora, The Burren and County Clare.
Tourist Information
Maps, guides, discount vouchers,
and bespoke advice on where to go, what to see, and how to get there.
Experience The Burren:
its landscape, people, heritage and music
Visiting The Burren?
As a UNESCO Global Geopark, the Burren is internationally recognised as a place with unique geology, landscape and culture.
A designated natural
National State Park in the
South-East corner of The Burren, with marked hiking trails and walks.
The Burren Way is a 123km linear walking trail which follows a mix of Green Roads, pathways, and minor roads to take in stunning scenery.
The North-East region of The Burren where Clare meets Galway.
Rich in ancient monuments, landscapes and culture.
The mesmerizing karst landscape of The Burren joins the Atlantic Ocean in views, landscapes and cliff faces which appear to be out of this world.
A looped touring route through mystical landscapes over 330 million years in the making, which takes in key locations of the inner Burren.
VISITOR REVIEW
