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“Informational and somewhat disturbing to think of all that occurred in the Goal. The history is worth seeing it in person.”
Ride horses through Wicklow’s mountains and King’s River valley on a 1h 20m small-group trek with beginner coaching from Hollywood.
“Absolutely amazing! Wish I could give more than 5 stars! Everyone was very friendly, especially our guide! He was kind and helpful and very informative. He even went as far as making sure we made it to our bus to head home and went above and beyond. We went as a group of three girls…”
A private guided tour of Russborough House and Parklands in Wicklow with art-filled rooms, family gardens, and tea rooms in about 1 hour.
“the tour of the house - very informative and entertaining. Learnt lots about the artistic side of the house but told in a very entertaining and easy way.”
Guided 1-hour Russborough House tour in Wicklow with Palladian rooms, Lafranchini ceilings, and famous art collections in beautiful parkland.
“We really enjoyed our visit to Russborough House today, it was a fantastic way to pass the morning on a rainy long weekend. Our tour was delivered by Yvonne, who had a lovely way of imparting her knowledge of the house, especially wiRead more”
Easy 5-hour Wicklow & Glendalough tour from Dublin: 90 minutes at San Kevin, scenic Wicklow Gap views, Spanish guide, great value.
“Paddy was an experienced, knowledgeable, and hilarious guide. Great experience! Big thanks for the amazing drive.”
Christmas morning half-day tour from Dublin to Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains with a private bus, a live guide, and scenic lakeshore walks.
“We arrived at the 8am meeting spot but the bus drove away without giving us a chance to get on. No one was reachable to get in touch with based on this matter.”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
