County Wicklow

Ireland

Ireland's valley of two lakes
Ireland's valley of two lakes
A cold winter hike in Wicklow, this is part of a 2hr+ loop in Glendalough. It was quite mystical.
If you choose one of the trails signed blue, red or white in Wicklow National Park, you will get this breathtaking scene, beside the view of Upper Lake from above. #hiking #nationalpark #BestOf5
Unforgettable trail Wicklow way to admire this vast #NationalPark. You can observe from here the tiny but enchanting town Laragh, plenty of trails to ride. #hiking

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Found in the amazing park of Powerscourt Gardens. Not that well known, but very worth the trip.
Enniskerry
Known for Dining, Spas and Romantic
Trip time! Discover the local cuisine, spas, and gardens in upscale Enniskerry.

Reasons to visit

  • Powerscourt Estate
  • Powerscourt Waterfall
  • Powerscourt Golf Club
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Glendalough Park
Glendalough
Known for Bars, Mountains and Gardens
See the well-preserved remains of an ancient monastic community founded by a 6th-century saint. Then venture out into the surrounding countryside.

Reasons to visit

  • Lough Tay
  • Lugnaquilla
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Take a break from the bustling city of Dublin, to spend a "nothing shall be done today" kinda day! It has some great pics, waffle bars, coffee places by the beach side. Isn't that a perfect holdiay ? #lifeatexpedia
Bray
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Beaches
Romantic Bray is calling! Discover its food, beaches, gardens, and more.

Reasons to visit

  • Bray Beach
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Panoramic view of Sally Gap in the picturesque valleys of Wicklow National Park, Ireland
Wicklow
Known for Coffee, Family-friendly and Cafes
Relaxing Wicklow is calling! Discover its sports, golf, bars, and more.
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Ballybeg
Ballybeg
Head to Greenan Farm Museum and Maze and Blessington Lakes—just two of the sights around Ballybeg.
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We took the Dart from Dublin to Greystones, a coastal town south of the city, and walked to Brey. The Cliff Walk is about 7 kilometres long, follows the coastline and boasts some of the most amazing views of the East Coast. It was awesome! It was also wet and wild and one of our favorite adventures in Dublin.
Delgany
Known for Dining, Friendly people and Relaxing
Come to relaxing Delgany and enjoy its food, beaches, and countryside.
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