Avoca Mount Usher Gardens: Self Guided Experience
Explore a jewel in the Garden County
Mount Usher Gardens
Open today:
10:00 -
17:00
Last admission:
1 hour before closing
Wheelchair accessible
Audio guide:
English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
Last admission:
1 hour before closing
Audio guide:
English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
Wheelchair accessible
Provider: Avoca - Mount Usher Gardens
Registered address: Kilmacanoge North, Kilmacanogue, *, Co. Wicklow, Ireland, IE
Contact details
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Entry to Mount Usher Gardens
Tree trail map for self-guided experience
Avoca Mount Usher Gardens is just one hour from Central Dublin. An award-winning example of Robinsonian Gardens, booking your Mount Usher Gardens entry tickets secures a wonderful day out in County Wicklow.
A haven of rare beauty and tranquility, Mount Usher Gardens welcomes self-guided tours or guided group tours throughout the year.
Across 22 acres, with these tickets, you can explore at your leisure, soaking up the stunning greenery in the Garden of Ireland.
After you redeem your ticket, you'll be given a tree trail map so that you can make the most of your visit and learn about the site.
On-site, you'll find a wonderful Avoca Food Market, complete with a gourmet deli and bakery offering freshly made sandwiches, salads, sweet treats, coffees, and more.
The table service Garden Café is also located here, where you can sit and enjoy a delicious seasonal menu overlooking the beautiful gardens.
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