Excursion to Wicklow National Park + Glendalok + Palace Powerscort
Description:
Conducted by car
Transfer Dublin – Glendalok, 1 h 30 min, during which the guide informs guests about the Republic of Ireland. Visit the ruins of the ancient Christian monastic settlement of Glendalok, founded in the 6th century by Saint Kevin. At the end of the tour, guests are given time to walk in the oak forest among the lakes of the Glendalok mountain valley (translated from the Gaelic language “Glendalok” means “valley of two lakes”).
Glendalok Moving is a Powerscourt estate, during which the guide tells guests about the main events of Irish history. Before starting the tour of the Powerscourt estate, built in 1745 by architect Richard Cassel, the founder of the Irish Georgian (neoclassical) Palladian style, guests are given free time for lunch or shopping.
Visit the Powerscore 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.
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