Attractions

Voted the #3 Garden in the World by National Geographic. Enjoy garden walks, fine dining, shopping and relaxation. A magical day out for all!

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Powerscourt Waterfall is Ireland’s highest waterfall only is 6km from the Powerscourt Estate. Set in the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains.

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Experience the home of Jameson Irish whiskey with guided tours 7 days a week.

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A 104-acre island with 1300 years of history. It has been a Monastery, Fortress, Prison and Island home, and now a top tourist attraction.

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Guided tours of the most beautiful Palladian Mansion, 3D exhibition, children’s playground, maze & fairy trail. Amazing!

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The Powerscourt Distillery is set against a backdrop of the breathtakingly beautiful Wicklow hills and Great Sugarloaf Mountain.

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Hear the stories of Kilkenny's powerful patrons and inspired creators through the monuments and artifacts they left behind.

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One of the great gardens of the world, 10 minutes from Waterford City. 70 acre woodland garden, stunning views and 16 kms of garden paths.

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An interactive audio-visual experience that highlights the history of Athlone castle, and the town and people of Athlone.

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Great Lighthouses of Ireland offer a truly unique experience around Ireland’s stunning coastline in 14 breath-taking locations.

Immerse yourself in the magic that lies inside the walls of this 19th century bonded warehouse, where their whiskey making tradition began.

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Limerick’s Medieval Quarter contains a wealth of built heritage. Nicholas Street, the city’s old main street links most of the sights. 

Lough Gur is an area of extreme beauty encompassing over 6,000 years of living history. Home to Ireland’s largest and oldest stone circle. 

The oldest operational lighthouse in the world. It has marked the entrance to Waterford Harbour for over 800 years. Guided tours. Spectacular views. 

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This Museum is a storybook – a treasure trove of hidden history.

Superb attraction with award-winning gardens, the Great Telescope, Ireland’s largest treehouse, historic science centre and guided castle tours.

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Unique attraction of amazing beauty. Home to some of the most magnificent horses and sumptuous gardens to be found anywhere in the world. 

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Belvedere is a magnificent 160 acre lakeside estate with Georgian Villa, Victorian Walled Garden, Romantic Follies, playgrounds & picnic areas.

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Explore behind the scenes at Newbridge Silverware with the Factory Tour Experience and be inspired by the Museum of Style Icons.

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Visit the Factory and Brand Experience of this iconic Irish crystal manufacturer. Take a guided factory tour and see the opulent retail store.

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Historic Blarney Castle, set in acres of parkland, is famous for its stone, which legend tells has the power of conferring eloquence on all who kiss it.

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See the best of Dublin City with a 24 or 48 Hour Sightseeing tour. Hop on and hop off as often as you like and visit attractions all around the city.

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The town of Kilmallock has scarcely altered since medieval times. This wonderful heritage town of stone is described as “the Baalbek of Ireland".

Home to Clones lace, this heritage town is an old Monastic settlement dating from the 6th century with interesting historic sites.

Experience the journey from Irish Famine Emigrant to President of the United States! 

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Experience the sights, smells and sounds of a tall ship on board this full scale replica. With world-class exhibits & the Irish America Hall of Fame.

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Discover some of Ireland’s greatest heritage sites in the Boyne Valley including the 5,000 year old burial chamber at Newgrange. 

A vibrant market town, New Ross has rich medieval history, quaint narrow streets, linking laneways, 13th century town walls and much more.

Learn the story of emigration from Cobh on board convict ships and coffin ships. Discover Cobh’s links with the Titanic & Lusitania. Moving & evocative. 

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Enjoy 'The Lismore Experience', a 30 minute introduction to the Town. The Centre's exhibitions reveal details of the town's formidable past. 

A multi-sensory experience taking you on a journey through the medieval origins of brewing and the history of Smithwick’s, Ireland’s oldest beer brand.

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Be transported back in time and meet face-to-face with some of the most notorious characters to have ‘resided’ in this dramatic and history filled building. 

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