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Wicklow: - The Garden Of Ireland

Wicklow: - The Garden Of Ireland

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Welcome to County Wicklow, a picturesque destination often referred to as the "Garden of Ireland."

This stunning county, just south of Dublin, is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, rich history and abundance of outdoor activities.

From the ancient monastic site of Glendalough to the majestic Powerscourt Estate and the rugged trails of the Wicklow Mountains National Park, there's no shortage of adventures awaiting you here. Whether you're exploring historic sites, wandering through exquisite gardens, or embarking on scenic hikes, County Wicklow offers a wealth of experiences that will leave you enchanted.

Join us as we uncover the top things to see and do in this captivating corner of Ireland.

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    • 1. Glendalough: Explore the ancient monastic settlement nestled in the beautiful Glendalough Valley. Visit the iconic round tower, St. Kevin's Church, and the scenic lakes.

      2. Powerscourt Estate: Wander through the exquisite gardens of Powerscourt Estate, often ranked among the finest in the world. Don't miss the Italian Garden, Japanese Garden, and the breathtaking Powerscourt Waterfall.

      3. Wicklow Mountains National Park: Embark on hiking trails through the Wicklow Mountains National Park, offering stunning vistas, rugged landscapes, and diverse flora and fauna.

      4. Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk: Enjoy a picturesque coastal walk along the cliff path from Bray to Greystones. Take in panoramic views of the Irish Sea and Bray Head.

      5. Russborough House: Visit one of Ireland's finest stately homes, Russborough House, known for its impressive architecture, extensive art collection, and stunning parklands.

      6. Avoca Village: Explore the charming village of Avoca, famous for its handweaving mill, craft shops, and picturesque surroundings. Don't miss a visit to Avoca Handweavers.

      7. Wicklow Way: Hike or cycle along the Wicklow Way, Ireland's oldest long-distance walking trail, spanning 129 kilometers through diverse landscapes, including forests, mountains, and lakes.

      8. National Botanic Gardens, Kilmacurragh: Discover the diverse plant collections and historic gardens at the National Botanic Gardens in Kilmacurragh, managed by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

      9. The Wicklow Gap: Take a scenic drive through the Wicklow Gap, offering breathtaking views of the mountains, valleys, and lakes. Stop at viewing points along the route for photo opportunities.

      10. Wicklow Historic Gaol: Step back in time with a visit to Wicklow Historic Gaol, a former prison turned museum. Explore interactive exhibits, immersive experiences, and learn about Ireland's penal history.

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The Amazing Dawn Chorus From Powerscourt House & Gardens Made Me Cry

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Dawn Chorus From Powerscourt House & Gardens

County Wicklow- Top Things to See and Do

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