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Where to sleep

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Irish castles

Threecastles Castle

Threecastles is a 14th-century Irish castle. Threecastles Castle is a picturesque castle lost on the Irish moors!

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Irish manor houses

Russborough House

A stately home that opens its doors to beautifully decorated bedrooms, kitchens and rooms!

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Fairy tree Stone circles

Athgreany Stone Circle

The Athgreany Stone Circle is an Irish stone circle located in County Wicklow. A preserved archaeological site, rich in myth and mystery!

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Irish caves

St Kevin’s Bed

St Kevin's Bed is a cave in the Wicklow Mountains National Park. It was here that the founder of Glendalough once lived as a hermit.

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Irish stones

The Mottee Stone

A rather astonishing engraved stone.

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Irish distilleries

Powerscourt Distillery

The Powerscourt distillery specializes in the distillation of Fercullen whsikey, an 18-year-old that is well known in Ireland.

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Irish forest parks

Beyond the trees Avondale

It's County Wicklow's newest tourist attraction! Beyond the trees Avondale offers you a unique experience in the heart of the forest!

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Irish parks and gardens

Victor’s Way

Victor's Way in County Wicklow, Ireland, is a unique sculpture park dedicated to meditation and spiritual reflection.

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Irish microbreweries

Wicklow Brewery

Ireland is definitely full of interesting microbreweries! Discover their characterful beers with 100% Irish flavour!

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The Poulaphouca Reservoir - © Sonder Visual - Fáilte Ireland

Irish Reservoirs / Dams

Pollaphuca Reservoir

Treat yourself to a beautiful natural interlude at Pollaphuca Reservoir, in County Wicklow, Ireland. A place between forest and river!

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County Wicklow

County Wicklow (Contae Chill Mhantáin) is a region of Ireland with an exceptional natural heritage. Wild and authentic, it has the advantage of being close to the Dublin area. In fact, Dubliners often go there for a weekend stroll to get some fresh air.

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Bewitching, timeless landscapes

County Wicklow is appreciated above all for its wild nature, with its national park and imposing mountains, but also for its rugged coastline, heavenly beaches and archaeological heritage (such as the site of Glendalough). A true landmark for walkers, the county offers countless sporting, intellectual and leisure activities. So, whether you’re going alone, as a couple or with the family, you’re in for a treat!

If you’re a city dweller, we’d advise you not to miss the towns of Wicklow, Bray and Arklow, which are very pleasant little towns to stroll around, visit museums and sample local Irish cuisine. The county’s inhabitants are quite friendly and personable, and like to hear how fabulous their country is. Don’t hesitate to come and meet them!