• Medieval Mile Museum - Upon arrival at the Medieval Mile Museum, please inform the reception. The tour will commence outside.
• Tourist Information Office (Shee Alms House) - Establishing an alms house could provide indulgences, facilitating the founder’s soul’s journey after death, and extending the same grace to those who prayed for him. Sir Richard’s foundation was meticulously included in his will, ensuring that prayers for his soul would be regularly offered by the residents.
• Butterslip Lane - This was a hub for goods arriving from all over Ireland and beyond, with ships being loaded for markets across the continent.
• Kyteler’s Inn - In 1324, Kilkenny was the setting for one of medieval Ireland’s most notorious trials, involving Alice Kyteler, who was accused of witchcraft.
• Kilkenny Old Jail and Courthouse - Currently a courthouse, it was once known as Grace’s Castle. The Grace family was among Kilkenny’s leading Old English merchant dynasties, part of the influential Ten Tribes that dominated the city’s political, economic, and social life from the late medieval period into the 17th century.
• Black Freren Gate - During the Middle Ages, the city walls not only served as defenses but also defined the city’s identity, marking the boundary between those who were part of the civic community and those outside it.

• Unlimited self-guided museum tour after walking trail

This fantastic tour begins at the reception desk of the Medieval Mile Museum, where you can enjoy all-day access. Our knowledgeable local guides will lead you on a 75-minute walk through the historic streets of Kilkenny, concluding the tour back at the museum via the High Street. Please note: Handheld audio sets are available to ensure you can clearly hear the guide’s commentary as you navigate the lively streets.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.