So much to do.

Wicklow's Historic Gaol

Wicklow's infamous jail, opened in 1702 to deal with prisoners sentenced under the repressive Penal Laws, was renowned throughout Ireland for the brutality of its keepers and the harsh conditions suffered by its inmates. Regular, highly entertaining tours of the prison throughout the summer make the Gaol one of Wicklow's most popular tourist attractions.

The Bridge Tavern

The Bridge Tavern, which sits alongside the Vartry River and the arched Stone Bridge in the heart of Wicklow Town, offers top class food in both open air and bistro dining surroundings.

The Coffee Shop

Deli and restaurant serving fantastic, genuinely homemade food and the best coffee.

National Arboretum, Kilmacurragh

Kilmacurragh Arboretum is now managed by the National Botanic Gardens and is the remnants of a large estate planted during the 19th century by Thomas Acton in conjunction with David Moore and his son Sir Frederick Moore, curators of the National Botanic Gardens at that time.

Hunters Hotel

This is the oldest coaching inn in Ireland and boasts one of the finest restaurants in County Wicklow.

Romany Stone

Fantastic new café and restaurant at The old Ashford House. Incredible food, great room and a really nice atmosphere.

Bonagrew Stables

Livery and riding lessons/treks for children and adults, just around the corner from Potters Point.

Seaview Riding School & Accommodation

Very close to the resort with one-on-one lessons by appointment.

Donelli's

From great coffee and cakes to an excellent menu of inviting dishes – including the likes of Penang chicken, vegetarian curry and Asian marinated salmon – this is a wonderful place to eat or linger in.

The Bay Cafe

This is a little gem and within walking distance of the resort.

McDaniels Pub

A famous landmark pub and restaurant that's just across the road from Potters Point resort.

Bridgewater Shopping Centre

In Arklow Bridgewater has more than 40 fantastic fashion, food and lifestyle stores such as Dunnes, TK Maxx, Next, Euro2, a food court plus a cinema.

Halpin's Bridge Cafe

An award-winning cafe serving delicious salads, homemade wraps, soups and an ever-changing special of the day. Eat in or take away.

Mount Usher Gardens

Horticulturalists from around the world can be found salivating and muttering in approval as they walk around the 8-hectare Mt Usher Gardens, just outside Ashford. The gardens are pretty special, with trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants from around the world laid out in Robinsonian style. There’s also an Avoca café here too.

Diamond Bowl and KidZone

Diamond Bowl is in Wicklow Town on the road to Dublin. A family run entertainment centre whose ground floor comprises of 12 Lanes for ten-pin bowling, American pool tables, simulators, air hockey and arcade games. Upstairs is devoted to the under 12s with a 15,000 sq ft indoor play area.

Glendalough

Glendalough means The Valley of Two Lakes. The buildings here are from the 8th and 12th Centuries and the most famous is, of course, the Round Tower.

Birds Ireland Workshops & Tours

What an unusual way to spend a morning, afternoon or an entire day - ideal for visitors who enjoy a taste of Ireland's scenery, nature and birdlife.

Coillte Family Outdoor Activities

Coillte forests provide some of Ireland's best outdoor family recreation opportunities from walking and hiking to mountain biking and from family picnics to fishing and nature watching.

Powerscourt House And Gardens

Powerscourt is one of Europe’s great treasures and Ireland’s most famous stately houses and gardens. Powerscourt is a heritage property with a surprising difference and you can now book your visit online here.

Powerscourt Waterfall

Powerscourt Waterfall, Ireland's highest waterfall a favourite family attraction in Wicklow with picnics area, woodland walks and playground.

Clara Lara Fun Park

Clara Lara is a unique outdoor adventure park and activity centre on 30 acres of beautiful countryside. One of Wicklow’s most popular kids birthday party venues and fun for all the family.

Glenroe Open Pet Farm

Glenroe Open Farm where the kids can hold, feed and get close to all their favourite furry animals, including rabbits, gerbils and guinea pigs.

Greenan Farm Museum And Maze

Visitors will delight in a fun-filled day incorporating heritage, education, nature and relaxation. It is a wonderful day out for all, from toddlers to senior citizens.

Hilltop Quad And Sporting Club

Activities for people from 12 years of age upwards, including quad biking and archery.

National Sea Life Centre

The National Sea Life Centre on Bray’s Seafront is a perfect destination for a family outing. With over 28 different displays featuring over 90 different species.

Avondale House And Forest Park

Avondale House is the restored birthplace and home of Charles Stewart Parnell. Set in a magnificent forest park of over 500 acres with tree trails and walks ranging from one to five hours.

National Garden Exhibition Centre

The National Garden Exhibition Centre, now in its second decade, has established itself in Ireland as the leading exponent of new and classical trends in garden design.

Brennanstown Riding School

Brennanstown is ideal whether you are looking to try horse riding for the first time, have regular lessons, go trekking, have a birthday party or more.

Wicklow Friary

Closed down during the 16th-century dissolution of the monasteries, the Friary is a reminder of Wicklow's stormy past, which began with the unwelcome reception given to St. Patrick on his arrival in AD 432.

Leitrim Bar & Lounge

Good bar food with a bit of imagination is the staple at this old-fashioned public house in the middle of town. Burgers, steaks and sandwiches are there, but you’ll also find some Asian-influenced stir-fries and duck dishes.