Enniskerry (historically Annaskerry, from Irish: Áth na Sceire, meaning "rugged ford") is a village in County Wicklow, Ireland. It had a population of 1,811 at the 2011 census.
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The Corner Studio is a unique artists’ collaborative shop & studio run by painter Holly Somerville,sculptor David McGlynn & jeweller Dylan Evans,located in beautiful Enniskerry village just outside Dublin.The Artists work in the studio & are happy to talk to visitors.Located at the top of Main St past the old phone box(the original mobile phone!) Tue to Sat 10am to 5pm, Sunday by appointment.
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The Powerscourt Distillery is the home of Fercullen Irish Whiskey. Located in an 18th century Mill House on Powerscourt Estate in Enniskerry, the Powerscourt Distillery is set against a backdrop of the breathtakingly beautiful Wicklow Mountains and The Great Sugarloaf. Only a two-minute walk from Powerscourt House, Gardens and Avoca. A seven-minute walk from Powerscourt Hotel and Powerscourt Golf Club. Globally recognised, award-winning Master Distiller Noel Sweeney oversees all aspect of spirit production and Irish Whiskey released from Powerscourt Distillery. This is a fully immersive Irish Whiskey experience as you visit an operating Irish Whiskey distillery and on-site bonded maturation warehouse before sampling some of the award-winning Fercullen Irish Whiskeys in one of the intimate tasting rooms. The visitor centre includes an AV room, six tasting rooms, gift shop and café/bar facilities with Whiskey tasting, cocktails and food pairings. FREE parking onsite.44 Bus to Enniskerry
What can I say, we stumbled across this gem in powerscourt estate! We had a fantastic tour by Stephanie and a great whiskey tasting at the end of the tour. This place is lovely and the staff so friendly and accommodating! We ended up buying the 18yr old amazing whiskey! This distillery also holds events and would be perfect for an office / corporate event!
4.5 based on 2,694 reviews
Voted No. 3 In the Top 10 Gardens of the World - by National Geographic! One of the world's great Gardens, Powerscourt is situated 20km south of Dublin City Centre in the foothills of the Wicklow mountains.The Garden was begun by Richard Wingfield in the 1740's and stretches out over 47 acres. It is a sublime blend of formal gardens, sweeping terraces, and ornamental lakes together with secret hollows, rambling walks, walled gardens and over 200 varieties of trees and shrubs. The House was gutted by fire in 1974 but recently has been reborn as an exceptional tourist destination. An audio visual brings to life the rich history of the Estate, while the double height Georgian Ballroom has been restored and hosts wedding and special events.The House is now home to the best in Irish design in gifts, clothes and furniture in the Avoca Stores and Interiors Gallery. Treat yourself to lunch at the Terrace Cafe where you can enjoy exceptional food, from each loaf of Irish bread to Mediterranean tarts or extraordinary salads. Come and explore all that Powerscourt House & Gardens has to offer, there's something for everyone from little explorers to garden enthusiasts!
These house and gardens are wonderful to walk around. I would advise pick up a map when paying for ticket to ensure you know where you are going. Stunning views of the Sugar Loaf mountain and fantastic rose garden in full bloom. It was slightly hazy when we arrived but the sun burnt of the mist. Fabulous day for families and couples alike - loads to see and do
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Powerscourt Golf Club is located in the rolling Wicklow hills, just 25 minutes from Dublin City Centre. The Estate is renowned for its magnificent gardens and the highest waterfall in Ireland and is home to the Championship East and West golf courses. The West Course was designed by David Mclay Kidd and the East Course by Walker Cup Captain Peter McEvoy. Both courses are currently rated among Ireland's top 20 parkland courses and are a must for the discerning golfer's calendar. The East Course has hosted the 1998 Irish PGA and the 2001 Irish Seniors Open.
There are two courses at Powerscourt. Both very enjoyable. It is always busy. Can also be windy and cold so bring the rain gear. Scenic and challenging with some long holes. Recommended.
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Visit the enchanting Museum of Childhood & Tara’s Palace, located in the magnificent Powerscourt House, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow.Let your imagination take over as you view antique toys, historic childhood bygones and dolls’ houses dating back over 300 years.Be amazed at Tara’s Palace, our centre piece, which is one of the world’s most magnificent Dolls’ Palaces. Let your mind step into this miniature palace created to 1/12th scale by Irish master craftsmen. Kids of all ages, from 5 to 105 love Tara’s Palace.The Museum of Childhood is one of Dublin’s ‘must see’ museums. It is a hidden treasure. Ideal as part of a day trip to the Powerscourt Estate and the beautiful village of Enniskerry itself.So, for a great treat, drop in to see us in Tara’s Palace. We look forward to welcoming you.
4.5 based on 5 reviews
I was here in august and the weather was beautiful . We went into the visitor’s centre first and it’s so tranquil. Saint Kevins church is lovely but it’s closed during Covid. We went in and had coffee and brack. It’s delicious. Everywhere was very well equipped for Covid . Staff were excellent and it’s just a different experience but still great. We walked down to the grotto which I love. It’s very special. What a stunning place but it was so quiet.. sign of the terrible times.
4.5 based on 44 reviews
The Cool Planet Experience is Ireland’s first interactive experience aimed at inspiring positive climate action. Through a series of interactive exhibitions & games, the Cool Planet Experience aims to inspire, uplift & essentially make sustainability so cool it becomes the norm!
Full of facts about the effects of Climate Change and how we can help on a personal level shown in interesting and fun ways that were easy to understand. A fully interactive experience with super fun use of technology. A real family day out for Adults and kids alike to enjoy. Food for thought.
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Powerscourt Waterfall is Ireland's highest at 121m (398ft). It is set in North County Wicklow just outside Enniskerry Village. The magnificent Waterfall cascades down over the granite rocks from the peatlands above. The crystal clear water flows down to the river below where it continues on its journey out to sea at Bray. The valley itself was carved out by a glacier during the ice age! Today Powerscourt is a haven for some of Ireland's wildlife, flora and fauna. The Sikka deer were first introduced here by Lord Powerscourt in 1858. The Waterfall is best seen just after heavy rain and the sheer volume of water and noise is certainly a sight to behold. The Waterfall is an ideal location for summer picnics and barbecues. There is a vast amount of space to keep children entertained. There is also a playground for younger children. Don't fret if you forget your picnic as there is a kiosk on site that serves everything from coffee and tea to hot-dogs and ice-cream. The kiosk is open everyday from the 1st June to the end of August and year round at weekends, if weather permits. There is ample car parking and toilet facilities at the waterfall. Dogs are welcome but they must be on a leash. Take time to explore the pathways that meander through the flora and fauna, walk along the woodland pathways and listen to the birdsong.
With just a short drive to escape the hustle and bustle of city life this is a must for anyone looking for a bit of peace and tranquility. It’s lovely just to walk around and relax . Would definitely recommend.
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