We purchased tickets in advance so there was no wait. It is such a beautiful cathedral. The architecture and history is amazing. There is a "quiet area" for reflection and prayer, however there lack of respect from other visitors for that area. There is a gift shop area, however most of the items there can be found in other shops around the city.

St. Patrick’s Cathedral, with its rich history and breathtaking Gothic architecture, stands proudly in the heart of Dublin — a true masterpiece that instantly captures your attention. Upon arrival, you can easily purchase a ticket and enter without much waiting, allowing you to step right into a place that feels both grand and deeply spiritual. Before visiting, I highly recommend doing a bit of research about the cathedral’s fascinating past. Understanding its history makes the experience far more meaningful, as every corner of this magnificent structure is filled with intricate details and hidden stories. From the stunning stained-glass windows to the towering stone arches, you’ll find yourself mesmerized by the craftsmanship and atmosphere. At moments, you may even feel as though you’ve stepped into a scene from a Harry Potter film — the sense of mystery and wonder is that strong. I’ve visited many cathedrals around Europe, but I can honestly say that few have impressed me as much as St. Patrick’s. It’s remarkably well-preserved, unique in its character, and radiates an almost magical sense of timelessness. If you’re planning a trip to Dublin, this is one of the city’s most important landmarks — a place that absolutely deserves a spot on your itinerary. Don’t miss the chance to experience its beauty for yourself.

We purchased out tickets online ahead of time for an easier entry, and we thoroughly enjoyed our tour here. Audio guides were included with our basic admission but we chose to walk around without it just admiring the architecture and stained glass windows. This is a very neat cathedral, one of the best I've visited on my Europe trips. WAYYYY better than Dublin Castle!!

Visited on self-guided tour on a Monday morning. It wasn't too crowded and we were able to visit each part of the cathedral with space and time to learn about its history and it's stunning architecture at our own pace. Price of admission was either 8 or 10 euros, a steal for the experience.

It is indeed a historical reminder that you must visit if you come to Dublin. The atmosphere is very good. The tour is the most interesting. The Audi Guide gives you the opportunity to enjoy each place plenty and without haste. The place is stunning if you appreciate history and religion.

As many other reviewers have said, it's a beautiful castle with lovely stained glass windows. There's an audio tour so that it can take it all in at your own pace. There's information about Jonathan Swift there as well. It's definitely worth a visit.

Magnificent building,rich in history and well worth visiting. I went on a Saturday morning, at 9, so not too crowded and had the chance to explore at leisure. I did the self guided tour and that was fine, as the information panels inside offer enough details. To me, an hour is barely enough to properly enjoy the experience and internalise the information. I was on a tight schedule and needed to make it in 45 mins, which put Saint Patrick's Cathedral high on the list of places I'd love to visit again soon!

Some beautiful walks with stunning scenery, a nice hill to climb with views over Dublin and Wicklow. The old chimmney and some nice forrest with good parking, cheers

nice weather woth good view

Loved it there. There's 2 trails you can take around the woods. Lovely look out spot at the back aswell.

The Scalp, Barnaslingan, a 12,000 year old Ige Age remnant. The melting, retreating glazier left a huge glazial lake on the north side of that 230 metre high hill. The Scalp, meaning chasm, was the weak spot. The glazial lake's floodwaters, over a 600 year period, tore that V shaped wedge out of that hill, they say. The glazier itself was about 8 times higher than the hill. Granite boulders pepper the sides of the V shaped wedge.

Lovely place for a walk. 2 trails - 900m and 1.5km

Beautiful spot. Best view of Dublin. Lots of history too

this area is been upgraded currently.. public opinions count.. go on line to local dublin forestry ...have yr say 🎄🎄

A lovely village to enjoy and explore, plenty of refreshments and places to enjoy while sitting outdoors, the school of art is beside the square and the road from Bray is full of beautiful stone buildings on the right as you come off the m11. A charming village and well worth a visit, cheers

I'm sure this village is beautiful in its own right but Disney have raised the bar in quaintness. Over the top on everything thing as Disney does best. Have fun filming there and don't forget to come back and visit.

We went for a visit to see the town when it was decorated for filming of Disney's Disenchanted,some of which you can see in the photos. It was very interesting to see the town being turned into the movie set. However, it was very disappointing to find out,once we've arrived,that no effort, whatsoever has been made to accommodate and allow people like us to see it. The main carpark was closed for visitors, residents only allowed, and there were no alternative arrangements for parking. We felt very unwelcome in the town.

A very small village square, but charming nonetheless. Be sure to take photos by the bright, colorful shops and houses. Tip: While you're nearby, don't miss visiting Powerscourt Hotel and Waterfall.

A lovely Victorian town currently (dis)enchanted, as Disney are shooting there. Always a lovely stroll and great for a break after a hike in the Wicklow mountains. Good value for money in the restaurants and cafes.

Very happening town. The square has all the amenities and food and drink joints. Due to The Disney Movie Shoot, it has been a vey popular place. The car park is quite big, it has a park and woods behind it. Great walks. The place is moderately crowded. There are pay public toilets on the junction. The houses are very pretty and nice cafes around. It's wonderful to take a stroll around.

Fabulous town! We went & it's a pity they were taking all the movie set down while we were there, but still we got to see most of it. The 1 star loss, was due to the ornary man in the main for gift shop (I think it was called Edgards). He barked that I wasn't to come in with my son I his buggy. He wanted my to park it outside WITH my son it is. I refused& I parked him to the side of an aisle just so my son could look at everything, while my daughter had a chance to look properly. He was rude to every since child who walked through the door which was so stupid as his entire shop, catered to children!+!!

This shop is a gem filled with beautiful treasures. I was particularly drawn to Holly Somerville's art, and I purchased a 6-pack of her botanical greeting cards. The flowers are exquisite.

A hidden gem where you’ll find amazing, often surprising, pieces of art and jewellery from two very talented individuals

Nice shop and not too expensive.

Always great help and advice.

Beautiful shop!

(Translated by Google) Beautifully furnished interiors and apartment fragrances that cannot be found anywhere else in the city! Elegant, inviting interiors! (Original) Gyönyörűen berendezett enteriőrök és olyan lakás illatosító amilyeneket máshol a városban nem lehet találni! Elegáns, hívogató belső terek!

A charming tower that can be accessed, with a nice climb to the top to enjoy the views. It is surrounded by a gun turret with old cannons over looking the grounds, a very nice feature and well worth exploring, cheers

You’ll have a great view over the gardens and the surrounding area when you’ve climbed up this tower. Don’t skip this part of the estate!

(Translated by Google) A great place to leave your thoughts and enjoy a walk through such picturesque places. A ticket to the estate for an adult costs only 10 euros but gives a lot of good impressions. There are also shops next to branded goods, there are a lot of unusual things (Original) Прекрасное место чтоб оставить свои мысли и насладиться прогулкой по таким живописным местам.Билет в поместье для взрослого стоит всего 10 евро но дарит большое количество хороших впечатлений .Так же есть магазинчики рядом с фирменными товарами там много всего необычного

The tower lured me and Im glad, the gardens were way cooler than I expected! Make sure to arrive at least 1 hr before closing to explore everything!

(Translated by Google) Period building forming part of Powerscourt Garden. It gives a nice view of the treetops of the park. (Original) Édifice d'époque faisant partie du Powerscourt Garden. Il donne un point de vue sympa sur la cime des arbres du parc.

The place is very cosi and really looks like Italy. The food is amazing and the Italian staff are very kind. I love eating here and during the summer we like to order a takeaway and to seat on the bench that is just outside of the restaurant. This time we ordered a pizza, a “calzone” and chips, finishing with our favourites dessert, “Pannacotta” and “Tiramisú”.

It was a quick pick on a Sunday afternoon while on the drive from Wicklow Mountain. As we were passing Enniskerry Village and saw an Italian restaurant here on Google Maps that opens at 17h which was perfect in our case. Very pleasant restaurant with a lovely welcome and great service. Pasta options with noticeable fresh used vegetables and full of flavour. Nicely plated and just enough. Especially enjoyed well-paired red wine with Steak & Ragu (so good). Desert, Tiramisu, was such a refreshment at the end as it was NOT full of sugar so you can savour it in delight 😋.

Fantastic food, atmosphere and experience! Cannot say enough about how great Max was, the food was delicious and such a sweet spot in rural Ireland.

Without a doubt the best ravioli I e had in my life! This sauce will haunt me for ever! Owned, run and operated by an Italian couple who know what they are doing and are so presale and fun! 5 stars is not enough!

My husband and I ate here several times during our honeymoon in Ireland. This was way back in January and we are still craving the food! The owner and his wife were incredible people to share a conversation with, and the food and atmosphere were unmatched. Can’t wait to return, with love, from Texas!

This was a cute seemingly authentic Italian restaurant in the heart of Enniskerry, Ireland. Although we were able to get a table I would recommend a reservation as this is not a very large place, or you could order to go. The pizza was delicious and the ambiance was lovely! It was located a floor above the street shops and the business sign over the entrance door was missing so it was a little hard to find the entrance but it was certainly worth it! Open until half nine on a Friday night :)

We were worried as we could not find signs for the place but after stepping into the place you KNEW this was going to be a great eating experience. The ambiance is wonderful and the food...best on our 4.5 week trip!!! I had the scallopini (highly recommend), husband had pizza, daughter had mushroom ravioli (clearly freshly made and absolutely delicious), etc. We had desserts, drinks and our party of 6 loved it!!! HIGHLY recommend this place!!!!!

Nice spot for breakfast or lunch. We went there a few times during our stay in Enniskerry and enjoyed the food each time! From their cappuccinos and irish breakfasts to their soups and lunch items, everything is delightful. Apart from one of our visits where we were waiting for our food for 40+ min (hence removing a service star), the other two visits here were wonderful.

Kingfisher’s Kitchen is a standout gem in Enniskerry, offering an exceptional dining experience that consistently impresses. The food is simply amazing—fresh, flavourful, and beautifully presented, with a menu that caters to a wide range of tastes while maintaining a high standard of quality. The service is equally commendable. The staff are warm, attentive, and professional, creating a welcoming environment that enhances the overall experience. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a regular, you can expect to be well looked after. The atmosphere is relaxed yet vibrant, striking the perfect balance for both casual lunches and special occasions. With its inviting ambiance and consistent excellence, Kingfisher’s Kitchen ranks among the best restaurants in Enniskerry—a must-visit for anyone in the area.

Enniskerry is a charming little village in County Wicklow, Ireland. This village is nestled at the foot of the Wicklow Mountains. We stopped and ate at Kingfisher’s Kitchen where I found the salad of my dreams. Greens, blue cheese, macadamia nut, pears and figs with an amazing dressing. This restaurant has been a family owned restaurant for 23 years on the picturesque main drag in Enniskerry. Loved it!

10/10 ❤️ food is amazing 😍 staff are lovely 🌹 so clean loads of seating inside and out just perfect ❤️

If I could give 0 stars I would, absolute daylight robbery me and my partner got chicken tenders and chips kids meal… two garlic sauces a can of coke each and an extra portion of chips, they charged us…..€35….THIRTY FIVE for that?? Keep in mind the chicken was disgusting not crispy very sponge like texture and the chips were mediocre at most I can not recommend it this place sucks and overcharge if I could of gotten a refund I would but the food was ate before they gave us the receipt DO NOT GO HERE go somewhere else

Delicious food, friendly staff, great view, and clean restrooms — everything was absolutely satisfying!

Great spot for some light lunch options. Staff are great. Food is expensive but isn't everything these days