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
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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.
Tea Rooms
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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​
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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?
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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.
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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.
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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
Opening Hours
Open 7 days a week: 9.30am - 4.30pm
Contact us
The Burren Visitor Centre,
Kilfenora
Co. Clare
V95 W523
