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Powerscourt House & Gardens
Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow
Family friendly
Free car parking
Cloudy days
Wander through the magnificent rooms of Powerscourt House and bask in its grand Palladian architecture. Spend some time exploring the 47 acres of incredible gardens set in the beautiful Wicklow Mountains.

Stroll through Powerscourt Gardens and admire sweeping terraces, statues, fountains and ornamental lakes with hidden hollows, rambling walks and beautiful walled gardens. Walk down the winding pathways of the secret gardens and find Venetian gates and Roman statues. There are hundreds of different types of ornamental plants, colourful flowers and majestic trees in the gardens.

Powerscourt House, a beautiful Palladian mansion, was home to Lord Powerscourt and his family for over 350 years. Pull up a chair on the scenic terrace and treat yourself to a snack and coffee in Avoca Café. Climb the stairs to The Design Loft and discover a celebration of Irish craft with works from over 40 designers and artists in the gallery.

Why we like it
  • Visit one of the 'Top Houses & Gardens' in the world as voted by National Geographic.
  • Explore 47 acres of stunning gardens.
  • Enjoy a baked treat and cup of coffee in Avoca Café.
  • Pick up a piece of Irish craft in The Design Loft.
Tips from locals

Children love the Pets Cemetery and the Pepper Pot Tower in the Powerscourt Gardens.

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Contact details
Powerscourt Demesne, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow, Ireland
Visit duration

We recommend planning to spend 2 to 4 hours here.

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Powerscourt Golf Club is just half an hour south of Dublin, set in the breathtaking surroundings of one of the finest estates in Europe, Powerscourt is one of Dublin’s premier golfing venues with two championship courses.

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