Powerscourt Palace + Dublin sightseeing tour
Description:
Transfer Dublin to the Palace of Powerscourt, a maximum of 1 hour, during which the guide informs guests about the Republic of Ireland. A visit to the Powerscore estate and gardens, founded in 1762 by the famous English gardener Daniel Robertson. The Powerscore Gardens are particularly famous for their collection of conifers, among which there are rare species such as the North American Redwood and Chilean pine. At the end of the tour of the estate Powerscourt, built in 1745 by the architect Richard Cassel, the founder of the Irish Georgian (neoclassical) Palladian style, guests are given free time for lunch or shopping.
At 14:00, the transfer of Powerscourt – the center of Dublin and the beginning of a sightseeing tour of Dublin, the capital of the Republic of Ireland: Customs Palace, Georgian Merrion and Fitzwilliam Square, Christchurch Cathedral, Guinness Beer Factory, Phoenix Park.
To choose from: a visit to the University of Trinity College, founded in 1592 by order of Queen Elizabeth I of England, and its ancient library, which houses a masterpiece of miniature painting, the ancient Gospel “Cells Manuscript”, or a visit to St. Patrick’s Cathedral, erected in the 12th – 13th centuries on the site of an ancient Christian monastic settlement founded by the saint himself in the 5th century AD.
Languages of holding: Russian, English
Meeting place with the guide: hotel where tourists live.
In addition, the car is paid 60 euros per hour.
Additional entrance tickets to museums are paid