Explore Blarney Castle with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.

Blarney Castle is a medieval stronghold located in Blarney, County Cork, Ireland. It is famous for the Blarney Stone, which visitors kiss to gain the 'gift of the gab'.
Explores the unique botanical collections located at the base of the castle, including the world-famous Poison Garden.

Beneath the shadow of the medieval fortress lies a lush, sheltered glade where a unique microclimate allows delicate and exotic ferns to flourish in a surprisingly tropical environment.
Focuses on the 1446 tower house's exterior, highlighting its massive stone walls and defensive corbels.

Standing 27 meters tall with walls several feet thick, this imposing stone fortress was the strategic heart of the MacCarthy lords' power in the 15th century.
The narrow climb to the top, showcasing the tight defensive design of medieval staircases.

Begin your ascent up the narrow stone steps, designed with a clever clockwise spiral to give defenders a strategic advantage in a sword fight.
The climax of the visit: the Stone of Eloquence and the panoramic views from the 90-foot summit.

From the castle’s summit, survey a breathtaking 60-acre panorama and ponder the legend that this stone was once part of the sacred Lia Fáil.
The final stop at the historic outbuildings, now serving as the gateway back to the modern world.

Conclude your journey at the historic Stable Yard, where Victorian outbuildings once housed the estate's horses and carriages, marking 800 years of history.
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