Bray to Greystones Cliff WalkSeven kilometres of path cut into the cliff around Bray Head, sea on one side and the railway line below.
Viewpoint
Killiney Hill
Killiney, County Dublin
Short climb above the coast to an obelisk, with the whole of Dublin Bay below it.
- Where
- Killiney, County Dublin
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Bray to Greystones Cliff WalkSeven kilometres of path cut into the cliff around Bray Head, sea on one side and the railway line below.
Killruddery House and GardensThe house sits under Bray Head with seventeenth century gardens, twin canals and a hedged bowling green.
Powerscourt House and GardensTerraced gardens stepping down from a Palladian house towards the Sugar Loaf, with a walled garden and a pet cemetery.
Powerscourt WaterfallIreland's highest waterfall drops 121 metres, in parkland a few kilometres from the main estate.
National Gallery of IrelandThe state art collection on Merrion Square. You can walk in free, and Caravaggio's Taking of Christ is in there.More in Dublin
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The Phoenix ParkPark · Dublin 8The walled park on the edge of the city has a wild deer herd in it and long straight roads through it.
Dublin CastleCastle · Dublin 2Britain ruled Ireland from here until 1922. State rooms and a garden are open to the public now.
Christ Church CathedralCathedral · Dublin 8Older of the two city cathedrals, and its crypt runs the full length underneath it.
St Patrick's CathedralCathedral · Dublin 8Jonathan Swift is buried inside the national cathedral, and there is a public park beside it.
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