Introduction
Often called the 'Garden of Ireland', Wicklow is a county of breathtaking contrasts. Here, Dublin's urban pulse gives way to mountain wilderness, where monastic ruins nestle in misty valleys and waterfalls cascade through ancient forest landscapes. Home to Ireland's largest national park, it boasts the biggest forest lands, most expansive mountain areas, and the country's highest waterfall at Powerscourt. Glendalough's monastic site offers a spiritual counterpoint to the rugged wilderness, while coastal towns like Bray and Greystones provide a different perspective on the county's diverse terrain. From the source of the River Liffey to its sweeping mountain vistas, Wicklow is a microcosm of Ireland's stunning natural diversity.
Featured Places
Bray
If you're looking for a seaside escape from Dublin, look no further than Bray. This charming coastal town, located just south of the city, is about a 50-minute drive or train ride from Dublin city. It's home to a beautiful beach, the National Sea...
Featured Attractions
Wicklow Mountains National Park
Nestled in the heart of Ireland, the Wicklow Mountains National Park is a true gem. The park spans over 20,000 hectares and is home to some of the most stunning scenery and wildlife that Ireland has to offer.