A romantic 19th-century Gothic Revival castle set on a 120-acre estate with ornamental lakes, walled gardens, and Ireland's longest servants' tunnel — all just 10 minutes from Wexford town.
Join a 60-minute guided tour through sumptuously restored rooms with crystal chandeliers and wood panelling. The highlight is the 86-metre servants' subterranean tunnel — the longest in Ireland — offering a rare glimpse of 'below stairs' life. Tours run daily; pre-booking is strongly recommended.
Housed in the estate's historic stable courtyard, this award-winning museum spans 19 exhibition spaces across three floors. See restored tractors, threshing machines, country kitchens, a blacksmith's forge, and a moving Famine exhibition. The 'Little Red Tractor' trail keeps children engaged.
Over 4 km of scenic pathways wind past three ornamental lakes, folly towers, seven statues, and a waterfall. The 1.5 km Lower Lake walk is fully wheelchair-accessible. Look out for the resident peacocks that roam freely around the grounds.
This 4-acre restored walled garden features glasshouses, hothouses, and vibrant seasonal planting — all maintained using peat-free compost. Plants grown here are sold at the Visitor Centre, so you can take a piece of the gardens home.
A nature-based playground with climbing structures set among the trees gives younger visitors space for fresh-air fun. Activity sheets are available to help children engage with the castle and museum stories.
Enjoy coffee, light lunches, sandwiches, and homemade desserts using local Wexford produce. Indoor and outdoor seating overlooks the upper lake and waterfall. The gift shop stocks Irish crafts, foods, and books.
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