Dublin Sightseeing

Malahide Castle

The lands of Malahide were conferred on the knight Richard Talbot by King Henry II after his successful campaign to seize Ireland. The Talbot family owned the castle from 1185 until 1975 when it was sold to the Irish state. Today you can explore the castle and it's surrounding gardens. A great day out for all ages.

Howth

Howth Head the peninsula which makes up the northern horn of Dublin bay is home to stunning views and the quaint village of Howth. Stroll on the beach by the palm trees or enjoy a coffee in the village centre while enjoying the picturesque bay with the mountains resting in the background.

Christchurch Dublin

Visit Dublinia to see the Viking artefacts and learn more about the way of life in Dublin over a thousand years ago. Christchurch is also the largest Cathedral in Dublin and is worth a visit for it's immensely stunning archetecure. A fascinating and family friendly day out in Dublin.

Glendalough

Sitting high in the Wicklow mountains this monastic settlement is one of the most historicaly significant villages in the whole of Ireland. It was also the home of St Brendan, debatably the first European to sail to what we now call North America.