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Where to stay in Knock
Limerick City Centre
Limerick City Centre is known for its fantastic nightlife, and with sights like Arthur's Quay Park and O'Connell Street, you won't get bored spending a day wandering around this part of Limerick.
Top hotels in Knock
Greenhills Hotel
Enjoyed our stay there but there was construction across the street that was noisy in the beginning but ended by 5. Room was very comfortable and bedding superb. Would gladly stay again
Reviewed on 21 May 2023
Limerick Strand Hotel
Clean rooms. Quiet. Close to King John’s Castle & several museums & other historic sites. Reasonably priced. Good food in the restaurant. Safe & convenient to bus stops. Helpful staff. Would stay again.
Reviewed on 10 Nov 2025
The George Limerick Hotel
Beautiful hotel in the heart of town! Would definitely recommend!
Reviewed on 14 Nov 2025
Popular places to visit
St. Mary's Cathedral
At over 800 years old, St. Mary’s Cathedral is one of the oldest cathedrals in Ireland still used as a place of worship. This ancient building in Limerick is a stalwart of Irish heritage and is visibly pockmarked by the trials it has endured. Situated on King’s Island in the middle of the Shannon River in Limerick, St. Mary’s Cathedral overlooks a landscape that must have changed beyond recognition since it was founded here in 1168 AD.
University of Limerick
Lying on the shores of the River Shannon in the city of Limerick, the University of Limerick is a vibrant, bustling hub of learning and culture in the heart of west Ireland.
St. John's Hospital
Founded in 1780 by Lady Hartstonge and several other benefactors as a “fever and lock” hospital, St. John’s Hospital in Limerick famously treated patients during the Great Famine of 1845-1847. This was one of Ireland’s greatest ever public health catastrophes, and a time when great strain was placed on the health systems and entire fabric of society. Had it not been for public hospitals, the situation could have been significantly worse.
Things to do
Skip the Line: Bunratty Castle and Folk Park Admission Ticket
