Luimneach (Limerick), one of Ireland’s oldest and largest cities, sits proudly along the Shannon River in the province of Munster. With origins dating back to the Vikings and a medieval core shaped by Norman rule, Limerick’s story spans centuries of resilience, culture, and trade. Its skyline is marked by King John’s Castle and St. Mary’s Cathedral, reminders of its rich past, while Georgian streets reflect its later era of elegance and prosperity.

For many, Limerick also represents a deeper connection to ancestry and heritage, as its history of migration and trade ties it to families around the world. On this private, live, and interactive walking tour, you will explore the city’s fascinating blend of Viking roots, medieval landmarks, and Georgian charm.

Join us to learn more about the history, heritage and culture of this region.

Tour Highlights:
- Explore King John’s Castle, a 13th-century fortress overlooking the Shannon
- Visit St. Mary’s Cathedral, a cornerstone of Limerick’s medieval core
- Walk through the city’s Georgian Quarter, known for its architectural elegance
- Discover the stories of Viking and Norman influences that shaped Limerick
- Learn how Limerick’s history connects to ancestry, trade, and migration

What’s Included:
- A live and interactive virtual tour with a local guide
- Real-time Q&A with your guide
- Private access for your group
- Unique insights into Limerick’s history, heritage, and local culture

Meet Your Guide:
Martin is a passionate local who loves bringing Limerick’s history to life. With a gift for storytelling and a deep knowledge of the city’s Viking, Norman, and Georgian past, he shares both the iconic landmarks and the hidden corners. His perspective connects Limerick’s history not just to Ireland, but to the ancestry and heritage of families around the world.