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Ashford Full review
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avatarpicture vincentkos THE BEST REVIEW
Great service at a gorgeous castle! : Ashford is a village in Dublin known for many popular landmarks and attractions here. One of the most popular one being the Ashford Castle. It's a massive property and a castle from the Disney movies. Apart from just exploring the place, you can also enjoy some outdoor activities like fishing, tennis, zip line and so much more. Not only the place is gorgeously elegant, but the service employees...
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Mount Usher Gardens Full review
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Wonderful!: Mount Usher Garden is renowned as one of the most beautiful gardens in Ireland. With its tranquil beauty and natural layout, it is recognized as an excellent example of the Robinsonian garden. Monty Don, a well-known horticulturist, describes it as one of his favorite gardens.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Kilmantin Hill Full review
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Exciting Experience : Wicklow Gaol on Kilmantin Hill, Wicklow Town, Co Wicklow, Ireland is a Discovery Point on "Ireland's Ancient East". If you are in Ireland, then you must visit this place. It is now a tourist attraction where a visitor can experience first hand the sights and sounds of harsh life in the dungeon.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Wicklow Gaol Full review
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A glimpse into the Prison Life: Wicklow’s Historic Gaol, a thought-provoking jail museum, offers visitors a glimpse of the prison life as it was endured by its 18th-century inmates including the rebels of the 1798 Irish Uprising. Identified as one of the most haunted buildings in Ireland, this hauntingly eerie and humbling museum can be toured in the day as well as in the night.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
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Avondale House and Forest Park Full review
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Historic Building: Avondale House is located in a magnificent forest park near Rathdrum in County Wicklow. Build in 1777, this enticing Georgian house is ornated with beautiful plasterwork and original pieces of furniture belonging to the Parnell family. Highlights include Charles Stewart Parnell Museum and many scenic walking trails.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Avoca Full review
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A fascinating visit to the Oldest Hand weaving Mill in Ireland: This small town located by the banks of River Avoca is popularly known for copper mines and handweaving. From the Mills to the Mottee stone, there are quite a few tour options that are available to explore the city. This town was also used as a prominent location in some Hollywood movies for its scenic beauty.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Rathdrum Full review
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A magnificent Town: Rathdrum is a small village located in County Wicklow, Ireland. Set on the sides of the magnificent Avonmore Valley, it offers the tourist incredible views of the River Avonmore. It is the birthplace of the great Irish leader, Charles Stewart Parnell. Other highlights include Parnell National Memorial Park and Avondale Forest.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
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Roundwood Full review
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Breathtaking Experience at the highest village in Ireland. : Roundwood is claimant to the title of one of the highest villages in Ireland. It is located nearby to Vartry Reservoir, which meets much of the water requirements of Dublin city and is a breathtaking spectacle. Another attraction near the village is 'Victoria's Way' which is a beautiful ecclesiastical sculpture park. Visitors can also experience mountain biking at the Ballinastoe Mountain ...
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Wicklow Mountains National Park Full review
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Dreamy Place: Wicklow Mountains National Park has the fame of being the largest of six National Parks in Ireland. It is one of those extraordinary places that leave an unforgettable impression in every visitor's heart. A major tourist attraction is the Glendalough Valley which offers remarkable historical and picturesque sights. The Park has excellent trails for hiking.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Wicklow Way Full review
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Most Picturesque Walking Trail in Ireland: The countryside of Ireland is a potpourri of the various landscape, including different mountainous and highland areas. One of the most striking of these is Wicklow Way, located in the County Wicklow. Wicklow Way is a fascinating mountain trail which is a part of a chain of "way-marked ways" walking trails throughout Ireland. It offers breathtaking experiences of the majestic mountains, tranqui...
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Luggala Lake Full review
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A hike up the Wicklow mountain, taking in the view of Luggala Lake : Away from the hustle and bustle of Dublin, a hike up the Wicklow mountain totally showcases the beauty of Luggala Lake. Set against the scenic green landscapes and the beautiful lake, this hike was one of our favourites too. Beware that it wasn't an easy hike too so do a weather watch before you set out to explore the site.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
temple Na Skellig Full review
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A Place Full Of History : Enriched in history and if you are interested in old architecture then worth a visit. Beautifull place. With unbelievable nature surroundings. Beautiful hike. Beautiful view of the lakes via the white path but do not pay 50c for the map is displayed outside.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Sally Gap Full review
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Mountain Pass: Sally Gap is a mountain pass located in the Wicklow Mountains, Ireland. On the road to Sally Gap, there are panoramic scenes of the surrounding valley and mountains. The road is absolutely breathtaking. Highlights of this amazing feat of engineering include the Glencree valley, the dark waters of Lough Tay, Kippure Mountain, and Glenmacnass Waterfall.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Glendalough Monastic Site Full review
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Breathtaking: Glendalough is one of Ireland’s most attractive visitors’ destinations. 'The valley of the two lakes‘ is an astonishing place revered for its panoramic scenery, rich heritage, fascinating artefacts and teeming wildlife. It is a remarkable site that soothes the mind, animates the heart and fulfils the soul with calm.
Guidebooks    Rate 5 stars
Powerscourt Waterfall Full review
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Stunning Waterfall: The highest Waterfall in Ireland, Powerscourt Waterfall is set in one of the most stunning parklands in Ireland. It is surrounded by a variety of trees some of which were planted over 200 years ago. Accoladed as a paradise for wildlife, it is an ideal destination for picnics and barbecue parties.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Powerscourt House & Gardens Full review
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Breathtaking!: Voted No.3 in the Top Ten Gardens of the World by National Geographic, Powerscourt forms one of the most majestic scenes in Ireland. From the ornamental lakes to the rambling walks of the sublime gardens, there are many fascinating treasures to explore. Visit the Gardens to get overwhelmed by the sheer majesty and magnificence of this treasure.
Guidebooks    Rate 4 star
Greystones
Travel picture of Greystones Greystones is a coastal town and seaside resort in County Wicklow, Ireland. ...
Rate 3 stars


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