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Delta Adventure City
Limerick’s Delta Adventure City is Ireland’s largest children’s activity centre. The 55,000 sqft facility includes ball-pits, trampolines,. slides, a six metre climbing wall, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, indoor and outdoor go-karts and bumper cars.
www.adventurecity.ie or tel 061 423994
Dublin
National Aquatic Centre
As one of Europes largest indoor water parks Aquazone at the National Aquatic Centre in Abbotstown is a great day out for families and groups. Aquazone includes a water roller coaster, a surf machine, water slides and a 50 metre international completition pool.
Open during the summer season from 10am to 8pm daily. Family passes are available. www.nationalaquaticcentre.ie
Kilkenny
Reptile Village Zoo
The reptile zoo has over 120 anumals from alligators and geckos to pythons.
A great family day out.
www.reptilevillage.net Tel 056 7726757
CORK
Cork Public Museum & Fitzgeralds Park
Cork Public Museum is housed in a two storey Georgian house commanding a central position in Fitzgerald Park, Cork. Originally built in 1845 by the Beamish family, the building, then known as “The Shrubberies” was their family home for decades. The property and surrounding land was eventually purchased by Cork Corporation for the purpose of housing the Cork International Exhibition of 1902 and 1903. The site of the exhibition was opened as Public Park in 1906. A site of some 18 acres of landscaped gardens; the park is a magnificent setting for the museum. Flanked by U.C.C. on one side and the riverside gardens of Sunday’s Well on the other, the park bestows a sense of history that complements the ambience of the museum perfectly.
The Riverview Café, recently opened in the museum’s extension, fully exploits the commanding views of the river Lee and provides the visitor with a tranquil haven to enjoy a coffee and a snack.
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