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Start your day with a tour of Glendalough - famously known as 'The Garden of Ireland'. Explore the grounds as you uncover the rich history and culture that is homed to the site. Learn the lay of the land alongside the legendary stories and tales associated with St. Kevin's Monastery which was founded in the 6th century.

Glendalough

Glendalough is situated neatly within the Wicklow Mountain National Park. This infamous location is known for its natural beauty and scenic landscapes - often referred to as 'The Valley of Two Lakes'. The surrounding valley oozes with tranquil and peace and provides a picturesque area to stay calm and recharge. Glendalough is a highly visited area - perfect for a nice walking trail and hike. Glendalough will leave you with lasting memories due to the array of wildlife, archaeology, ancient history and stunning views.

Avoca Woollen Mills

Stop into Avocas Woollen Mills and break up your day with a bit of Shopping. Avoca Woollen Mills is one of Ireland’s oldest and most beloved hand-weaving mills, dating back to 1723. Known for its signature, tweed fabrics, the mill is famous for their wide array of textiles - from scarves to throws. There are also small shops where you can purchase unique, handcrafted items to cherish.

The Powerscourt Estate

After Avoca, Discover the Powerscourt Estate which holds the 68 roomed Powerscourt House and scenic gardens. The mansion was completed in 1741 and was made to resemble a medieval castle in pelladian style. The Powerscourt Gardens have been named as the third best garden in the world by the National Geographic. It covers 47 acres of land and features multiple ancient statues, secret hallows and walking trails, crystal lakes and terraces. The infamous Sugar loaf mountain is one of many picturesque views from the Gardens.