London to Limerick train

Two to three days in Limerick is generally sufficient to explore its main attractions, such as King John's Castle, the Hunt Museum, and the Riverside Walk.

In Limerick, you can visit the bustling Milk Market for local produce and crafts, enjoy a scenic boat tour on the Shannon River, and attend traditional Irish music sessions at lively pubs. Explore the Frank McCourt Museum dedicated to the "Angela's Ashes" author, and catch a rugby match at Thomond Park. Discover King John's Castle with its interactive exhibits, admire the medieval architecture of St. Mary's Cathedral, and explore the art and antiquities at The Hunt Museum. The Limerick City Gallery of Art offers contemporary works, while People's Park provides a serene setting with gardens and sculptures.

The journey from London to Limerick by train includes scenic views, particularly as you travel through the picturesque countryside of Wales and the scenic landscapes of western Ireland. The route offers a blend of coastal and rural vistas, making it visually appealing.

The distance by train from London to Limerick is 369 miles (594 km).

The cheapest way to get from London to Limerick is by flight, with a cost of around $32 (€26).

Unfortunately, there is no night train available from London to Limerick.

No, you cannot take the train from London to Limerick.