- Dublin
Wicklow & Glendalough: Tour from Dublin with Sheep Farm Visit
Explore the Irish capital's lush green surrounds on this day-long excursion
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Wicklow, Glendalough & Kilkenny: Tour from Dublin
Explore the Irish mountains on a day trip from Dublin!
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Start time: 08:45
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Duration: 9h 15mins
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Max group size: 63
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Live guide: English
Roundtrip from Dublin
Entry to Wicklow National Park/ Glendalough monastic settlement
Guided Walking Tour of Glendalough
Guided historical walking tour of Kilkenny
Luxury touring coach
Lunch
Admission to Kilkenny Castle
Meeting point
23 O'Connell Street Upper, D01 C3W7, Dublin- 08:30, meet at the “COLLINS” coach parked near the front end of Riu Plaza, Gresham Hotel
- Show your smartphone ticket to your tour operator and board the coach
When visiting Ireland, nature lovers must take a tour of the Wicklow Mountain range and Glendalough. Add the medieval city of Kilkenny, and you have an exciting day tour.
Start your day by visiting the Wicklow mountain range on a coach from Dublin.
Your trip continues to the historic city of Kilkenny. Here, your tour guide will answer all your queries about the city’s history and culture.
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