Facilities include a research room and a restaurant. Open daily Apr-Oct. Kenmare Heritage Centre - The town of Kenmare has been designated as an Irish Tourist Board Heritage Town. It was founded in 1670, and grew up around the mining industry. The modern Centre features archaeological background to the town, the effect of the potato famine and subsequent emigration on the town and a trail which focuses on the history and characters of the town.
Entry is through the tourist office.
Tel 064 41233. Ballyduff - An interpretative centre with artefacts and graphic panels explaining North Kerry's archaeological, historical and folklore traditions from all periods in the county's history. Some of the area's more illustrious industries of by gone eras are highlighted, such as smuggling, piracy and landowners and landwars. Guided tours are given. The complex also houses a souvenir shop.