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Accomodation
Eircode: A63DC95
The Glenview Hotel & Leisure Club, located in the ‘Garden of Ireland’ is a place of unhurried peace. Surrounded by 30 acres of woodlands and superb gardens, it is the perfect escape from a busy life to unwind with ease and tranquillity. The Glenview has been welcoming guests since the early 1900s. The property has been lovingly maintained mixing seamless elegance with the tradition of the past, both combined to offer comfort and relaxation. The Glenview is more than just a place to rest your head: take a sip in the Conservatory Bar, enjoy afternoon tea in the Malton Lounge or relax in the Leisure Club. The Glenview’s 71 guest bedrooms consist of classic bedrooms, deluxe bedrooms, family bedrooms, executive bedrooms and a large penthouse suite.
Next destination: 9 min / 4.4 km
Coffee / Snack
Eircode: A63FX34
Duration: 30 mins
Enjoy a freshly ground coffee at Bak’d, made with freshly ground premium beans roasted locally in Delgany. It’s not just bread, buns and biscuits here – enjoy a pre-activity snack of scrumptious salads, spicy soups, wholesome sandwiches or piquant pastries.
Next destination: 1 min / 4 m
Activity
Eircode: A63FX34
Duration: 2 hours
Fatbike Adventures offer unique off-road mountain biking experiences throughout County Wicklow. Trail choices include beaches, forest and mountain trails. Each tour is tailored to the capability of the group. Located near Greystones in Belmont Demesne, adjacent to Bray Head and the Irish Sea, tailor-made bike and walking trails with fantastic coastal views are all part of the Belmont experience. Fatbike mountain bikes are highly mobile, incredibly easy and safe to ride. Electric bikes are available for participants with less energy/fitness. All tours are guided with English or Polish speaking guides with English and German print material.
Next destination: 5 min / 3.0 km
Attraction
Eircode: A98W9F2
Duration: 2 hours
Before experiencing a guided tour of the gardens, dine at the Grain Store Cafe which offers a range of delicious lunch options, prepared with ingredients, grown in the Walled Garden or sourced from local suppliers. Killruddery is committed to eco-friendly packaging: all the takeaway cutlery, napkins and cups are 100% compostable. All Killruddery menus bring the garden and farm to your plate.
Next, enjoy a fascinating tour of this historic, south-facing multi-bay mansion in the company of an expert Killruddery Guide. The house, in the Elizabethan style, first became the home of the Brabazon family in 1618. Marvel at the grandeur of the portraiture hall, the library, the drawing room with its antique furniture and porcelain, the sweeping staircases and the dining room with stunning views overlooking the long ponds. Take a stroll through the 17th century gardens, inspired by the Palace of Versailles. A renowned gardener named Bonet, who once served Sir William Petty, was employed as early as 1682. He was a disciple of the great landscape designer André le Notre, famous for the gardens of the Palace of Versailles near Paris.
Next destination: 8 min / 3.5 km
Dinner
Eircode: A98 C5D0
Wind down and indulge in a wholesome meal at Platform Pizza Bar, Bray. Choose from pizza, bites, sides, cocktails and more in a relaxing, laid-back environment. At Platform Pizza, there is something for everyone with vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and kid’s meals available.
Next destination: 18 min / 9.4 km
Evening
Eircode: A98A9T7
Formerly the hub of all farming on the estate, the old mill house has been faithfully restored and extended to help accommodate the distillery’s development. Powerscourt Distillery has been custom designed and commissioned by a fifth-generation family-owned business, Forsyths, from Scotland who have been manufacturing distillery equipment since the 1890s. Take a guided tour of the distillery whose three custom-designed copper pot stills form the distillery centrepiece. After your guided tour of the distillery, take part in a whiskey tasting session with the experts.
Distance to accommodation: 16 min / 11.6 km