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Killarney National Park, Ireland

cover photo by Mauro66

Location added by Giannimattonai

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 8.8 (average on 6 votes)

Coordinates : 51.995504,-9.533987 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : The Killarney National Park. encloses an area of ??approximately 10,000 hectares of mountain and lake in the county of Kerry, in south west. It is the first national park established in Ireland. inside the park you can find countless species of plants and ferns green all year round. You can also see different species of animals, including deer, squirrels, weasels and a variety of birds. In the upper part of the park is widespread herding. is certainly one of the most beautiful barchi Irish, half of many lovers of nature, tranquility and typical Irish landscape. the park is essentially composed of three lakes, the largest in the upper lake, lakes that can be navigated with the rental of small boats, are part of the park is also a monastery and some houses of the Victorian era. You can also follow the park on foot or by bike.

Recommended equipment : Wide angle for landscapes, medium canvases for the monastery and buildings. Recommended a tripod and some cloth to repair the equipment from rain, often rightly so.

Best months : The National Park is open all year round, but the best time is definitely the period between spring and summer, where nature shows its splendor.

How to get there : Cork is easily accessible by road, or along the N22 to Killarney, and then take the N71 towards Kenmare, road passing through it, or always cork along the N71 (longest route but recommended), crossing the spectacular beara peninsula, up to reach the park on the outskirts of Killarney

Visits : the entrance to the park and the monastic site is free, you have to pay for a ticket instead of the Victorian buildings and the museum.

Notes :

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Sunrise: 08:41, Sunset: 16:27

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Moon Phase

🌘 Waning Crescent, Brightness: 7%

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