DUBLIN
Dublin’s best days out.
The 6 most booked wicklow tours, with prices, run times and who you reserve through. The ones worth an early start, and what each is actually like once you turn up.
Wicklow Historic Gaol tour with holographic prison guards, recorded audio, and original cells, plus kid-focused haunted moments in 1 hour.
Most Popular“Really enjoy the jail. Great history. Cafe served a great irish breakfast. Ideal for a true isish history lesson.”
Ride horses through Wicklow’s mountains and King’s River valley on a 1h 20m small-group trek with beginner coaching from Hollywood.
“Despite the rain, it was so peaceful and picturesque. Great either solo or with friends. Would do it again!”
A private guided tour of Russborough House and Parklands in Wicklow with art-filled rooms, family gardens, and tea rooms in about 1 hour.
“Tour was great! So informative and so nice to hear and see the wonderful treasures. Cafe was fab! Gift shop amazing and really enjoyed the walks.”
Guided 1-hour Russborough House tour in Wicklow with Palladian rooms, Lafranchini ceilings, and famous art collections in beautiful parkland.
“Visited Russborough house today and had a fantastic time.”
Easy 5-hour Wicklow & Glendalough tour from Dublin: 90 minutes at San Kevin, scenic Wicklow Gap views, Spanish guide, great value.
“Took the Glendalough and Wicklow afternoon (half-day) tour with Alex. Booked it and boarded their green and orange bus on time in front of their O’Connell Street office near the Spire and across from the General Post Office (GPO). We stopped to pick up a few more peRead more”
Christmas morning half-day tour from Dublin to Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains with a private bus, a live guide, and scenic lakeshore walks.
“Perfect weather, amazing driver and guide (Aaron), with the addition of Irish Christmas music and a lovely sunrise drive.”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
