Beautiful gardens and a great place for lunch.

Alpaca Trekking with K2Alpacas is simply the most unique activity you are likely to experience and certainly one of the most memorable and enjoyable. Alpaca trekking is a fun activity, and one suitable for all ages and fitness levels, and is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

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Best gelato I've ever had- do NOT go to Gino's--> walk behind to Gelateria. Trust us.

The Powerscourt Distillery is the home of Fercullen Irish Whiskey. As one of the few operational distilleries in Ireland with a maturation warehouse on-site, visitors can savour the aroma of sleeping casks and enjoy a full immersion, multisensorial grain to glass whiskey tasting experience.

​Wicklow Wolf Brewery & Taproom, located in Newtown Mount Kennedy, County Wicklow, is a must-visit for craft beer enthusiasts and those interested in sustainable brewing practices. Established in 2014 by Quincey Fennelly and Simon Lynch, the brewery is renowned for its dedication to quality, sustainability, and innovation.​

Wicklow Way Wines offers a unique and intimate winery experience in Newtownmountkennedy, County Wicklow—just under an hour’s drive from Dublin. As Ireland’s first fruit winery, it specializes in crafting award-winning Móinéir wines made entirely from locally sourced Irish berries—strawberries, blackberries, and raspberries—without using any grapes.

​Wicklow Gaol, situated in Wicklow Town, is a compelling destination for those interested in Ireland's complex history.Established in 1702, this former prison has been transformed into an interactive museum that vividly portrays the harsh realities of prison life over three centuries

Victorian Tea Times in Arklow, County Wicklow, offers a delightful and immersive afternoon tea experience that transports guests to the elegance of the Victorian era. Located at 37A Main Street, this charming tea room is renowned for its authentic décor, delectable treats, and attentive service.

Nestled at the foot of the Wicklow Mountains, outside in the picturesque village of Hollywood, is the chance to experience a taste of true Irish heritage. Michael Crowe, a renowned sheepdog handler offers you a memorable experience of seeing working border collies in action. The beautiful views and vibrant scenery of Wicklow create the perfect backdrop and a genuine atmosphere where you will be engrossed in the Irish countryside. You will get the chance to see the Wicklow cheviot sheep being managed by expertly trained sheepdogs. Allow yourself a snapshot of a real Irish experience.

The Roundwood Stores is a charming café, bakery, and artisan grocer located in the scenic village of Roundwood, County Wicklow. Situated in the renovated stables of the adjacent Coach House, this establishment offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors.​

Russborough House, located near Blessington in County Wicklow, is one of Ireland's most impressive Palladian-style mansions. Built between 1741 and 1755 for Joseph Leeson, 1st Earl of Milltown, the house boasts the longest façade of any Irish house, stretching 210 meters. Designed by architect Richard Castle, it features ornate plasterwork by the Lafranchini brothers and houses a renowned art collection .​

The mountain offers a rewarding hike suitable for various fitness levels. The most popular route is a 2.5 km out-and-back trail starting from the Sugar Loaf car park on Red Lane, just off the R755. This hike typically takes between 1 to 1.5 hours to complete. The initial section features a gradual incline, while the final ascent involves a short but steep scramble over loose rocks and scree. Proper footwear is recommended, and hikers should be prepared for the challenging terrain near the summit (Great place to watch the sunrise)

The Glendalough Monastic Site, nestled in the picturesque Glendalough Valley in County Wicklow, is one of Ireland's most significant early Christian monastic settlements. Founded in the 6th century by St. Kevin, a hermit monk, the site evolved into a thriving monastic city renowned for its scholarly pursuits and ecclesiastical importance

Fatbike Adventures offers an exhilarating way to explore County Wicklow's diverse landscapes, from its rugged mountains to its scenic coastlines. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a beginner, their guided fatbike tours cater to all skill levels, ensuring a memorable outdoor experience

Beyond the Trees Avondale is a captivating visitor attraction situated in Avondale Forest Park, County Wicklow. This immersive experience invites guests to explore the forest from a unique perspective—above the canopy.​

​Wicklow Boat Charters based at South Quay in Wicklow Town, offers a variety of sea-based experiences along Ireland's scenic east coast. Owned and operated by experienced skipper and international angler Kit Dunne, the company caters to both recreational enthusiasts and commercial clients.​

View the Book of Kells, Long Room and Gaia in the Old Library. The Book of Kells is an illuminated manuscript created around the 9th century by Celtic monks, likely at the monastery of Iona or Kells in Ireland. It contains the four Gospels of the New Testament, written in Latin, and is renowned for its intricate, colorful illustrations and elaborate calligraphy. Considered one of Ireland’s greatest national treasures, it showcases a fusion of Christian iconography and Celtic artistic traditions. Today, it is preserved and displayed at Trinity College Dublin.

Newgrange is a remarkable Neolithic passage tomb located in County Meath, Ireland, dating back to approximately 3200 BCE. This makes it older than both Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids. It is the most prominent monument within the Brú na Bóinne UNESCO World Heritage Site, which also includes the nearby tombs of Knowth and Dowth

The Guinness Storehouse in Dublin offers an immersive, multi-floor experience showcasing the history, brewing process, and cultural impact of Ireland’s most famous stout. Visitors explore interactive exhibits, vintage advertisements, and brewing techniques before reaching the Gravity Bar, where they can enjoy a complimentary pint with panoramic views of the city.

A visit to Dublinia takes you right back to Viking times in the capital. See for yourself what life was like onboard a warship and how treacherous their long voyages were. Try on a helmet, handle their weaponry and pick up some of the skills involved in being a Viking warrior. You can take in the sights and sounds of a bustling Viking era street scene, and glimpse what their version of urban life might have been like.

​The Brazen Head, located at 20 Bridge Street in Dublin, proudly claims the title of Ireland's oldest pub, with origins dating back to 1198. While the current building was constructed in 1754 as a coaching inn, the site has hosted a tavern for over eight centuries, making it a significant landmark in Dublin's history .​

Viking Splash Tours in Dublin is a unique and entertaining land-and-water tour that takes visitors through the city's historic streets in an amphibious World War II-style vehicle before splashing into the Grand Canal Basin. Led by lively guides in Viking helmets, the tour blends humor, history, and interactive fun, encouraging passengers to unleash their inner Viking with loud roars at unsuspecting pedestrians. It’s a great way to see Dublin from both land and water with a playful twist.

The Vintage Cocktail Club (VCC) in Dublin is a hidden speakeasy-style bar offering an intimate and luxurious cocktail experience. Tucked behind an unassuming door in Temple Bar, it features a cozy, vintage-inspired interior with dim lighting, plush seating, and a curated menu of expertly crafted cocktails. Known for its sophisticated ambiance and creative drinks, VCC is perfect for those looking to escape the bustle of the city and enjoy a refined, old-school cocktail experience. Reservations are recommended!

The Howth Cliff Walk is a scenic coastal trail located just 30 minutes from Dublin city center by DART (commuter train). It offers stunning views of the Irish Sea, rugged cliffs, and the Baily Lighthouse, with several loop options ranging from 1.5 to 3 hours. Starting in the charming fishing village of Howth—known for its seafood and local markets—the trail combines natural beauty with a touch of Irish maritime history. It’s a moderately easy walk, suitable for most fitness levels, with some uneven ground. Perfect for a half-day escape from the city.

​EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, situated in the historic CHQ Building on Dublin’s Docklands, offers a captivating exploration of the Irish diaspora. Through 20 interactive galleries, visitors embark on a self-guided journey detailing the stories of over 10 million Irish men and women who left their homeland, highlighting their global influence in politics, science, arts, and culture.