Landmark
Adare Manor
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Adare Manor is a magnificent Gothic Revival castle located in the charming village of Adare, County Limerick. Originally built in the 19th century for the Earl of Dunraven, this opulent estate has been transformed into a five-star hotel and golf resort. The manor's architecture is a feast for the eyes, with turrets, battlements, and intricate stone carvings set against manicured lawns and the River Maigue. Visitors can explore the lavish interiors, including the Great Hall with its soaring ceiling and grand fireplace, or stroll through the 840-acre estate with its walled gardens, woodland walks, and the famous Adare Manor Golf Course, which has hosted the Ryder Cup. The manor also offers fine dining, a spa, and luxurious accommodations, making it a destination in itself. Even if you're not a guest, you can book a tour or enjoy afternoon tea to soak in the splendor.
Don't miss
- The Great Hall with its 16th-century Flemish fireplace and intricate woodwork
- The walled garden and the 'Lover's Walk' along the river
- The championship golf course, a regular host of major tournaments
- Afternoon tea in the elegant Drawing Room
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