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FAQs

We answer your most often asked questions

Tours run from Easter to Halloween. School and group and school tours can be arranged outside of these dates; contact us for details.

Monday to Saturday
11.00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (last tour 4:15 p.m.)

Sundays
11.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. (last tour 3:15 p.m.)

Admission Fees
Adults: €10
Senior / Student (18+) : €9
Child (5 – 18) : €6
Family (2 Adults and 2 Children): €30

Group Rates (groups of 10 or more):
Adults €9 / Seniors & Students: €8 / Children: €5

Yes, check out our events section for free exhibitions

Yes, there is some on-street parking and there is a car park to the rear of King House. There is no charge for parking. There are also accessible parking spaces.

Yes, King House is fully accessible to wheelchair users, with a lift between floors.

Yes, You can visit The Courtyard without visiting the house.

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Testimonials

What our visitors say

Our visit to King House was an unexpected excellent excursion. The guide at King House certainly knew his stuff… Well worth a visit.

— Grainne G

This is a great attraction. It's a restored Georgian house, but there's enough variety in the exhibitions to appeal to everyone…The staff were really helpful. If you're in Boyle, I really recommend it.

— Maria C

Our very informative tour guide Aisling gave us a fascinating and amusing account of it's history… You could easily spend two or three hours here. Thoroughly recommended.

— Brendan O’Donovan

Thanks to Thomas who provided us with this afternoons tour, an absolute fountain of knowledge who added real value to our visit!

— Simon Bedford-Smith

King House is magnificent on many levels… There is a coffee shop and a farmers' market in the grounds too. King House could easily be the most interesting and diverse Great House to visit in Ireland

— Fergal Jennings

King House in Boyle is a must see for anyone visiting North West of Ireland. A beautifully maintained historic building that represents three centuries of history of Ireland and the aristocracy that ruled it and the King families in its role.

— Abhi M

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