Tralee
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Tralee town sits in the shelter of Tralee bay, with a panorama of sea and mountains stretching into the west. Located in the heart of Kerry, Tralee is the perfect base for exploring Kerry and it's diverse menu of scenic beauty, historical sites and world class golf courses. It is ideally located as it is close to the famous Lakes of Killarney, the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula.

Tralee offers visitors a wide range of tourist attractions. Experience the town's medieval past at the Kerry County Museum, – take in a show at the National Folk Theatre, Siamsa Tire, explore the restored Blennerville windmill or take the entire family to the fun-filled Aqua Dome.

Finding a place to stay where you feel comfortable and which suits your style and pocket is one of the cornerstones of a good holiday. Tralee offers a particularly comprehensive range of accommodation with modern well-appointed hotels, guesthouses and Bed & Breakfast accommodation.

Located on the Alantic seaboard, there are miles of beautiful golden beaches and spectacular scenery just waiting to be discovered.

The town of Tralee has all the facilities of a county capital and is the county/regional headquarters for An Post, Eircom, the Revenue Commissioners, Department of Social Community and Family Affairs, the County Council, Teagasc, Kerry Educational Services, Electricity Supply Board and the Garda Síochána. It is a training, administration, services and commercial center with most national retailers such as Dunnes Stores, Tesco, Shaws, Roches Stores, Tubs and Tiles etc. located there.

Kerry County Museum is accepted as being Ireland’s newest tourism destination and has seen some £55 million of tourism investment over the past several years. The town has developed a range of quality all weather visitor attractions unmatched anywhere in the country.