• Russborough House & Park - The Parklands open at 10am and close at 6pm daily. Local people walk the Demesne each day and then drop into the Tea Rooms

for morning/afternoon tea and coffee or lunch. Pre-booked coaches may be seen at Russborough each day bringing visitors from

around the world to take a guided tour of the house, do some shopping in the well stocked gift shop and have refreshments in the Tea Rooms. Some may travel by car, bus or even bicycle as Russborough is very well located within only 20 km from Dublin off the road N81 and 4.5 km from Blessington, Co. Wicklow.  

Families are regular visitors to the Parklands as young children love the Maze, fairy trail, playground and tree trail. Recently introduced is the 2 km audio walking tour which is suitable for adults and children alike. The East & West Courtyards house many artisans which gives opportunity for additional shopping if so desired. Near the West Wing you will find the Birds of Prey Centre; please note that there is an additional charge for the Birds of Prey.    

From art lovers to historians to the curious passers by this tour will leave you feeling inspired. Lafranchini ceilings, furniture and tapestries from Louis XV’s time all are on view during the guided house tour. The historic interactive exhibition located downstairs tells the story of the three families who lived at Russborough for over a period of 275 years; the Earls of Miltown, the Dalys and Sir Alfred and Lady Beit. The exhibition is free to fee paying visitors to the house.

• Guided tour of the house
• Exploration of the Parklands

• The listed price does not include a €4 parking fee

Russborough, known as Ireland’s finest Georgian building, houses an incredible array of hidden gems, dating from the Renaissance up until the 20th century. Drink in the magnificently embellished interiors. Take a guided tour to fully appreciate your experience.

Moreover, a vast 200 acre park awaits exploration, offering stunning views of the Blessington lakes and the sweeping Wicklow Mountains in the distance. Meander along tree-fringed paths to find the ancient Walled Garden, the ice-house, the lime kiln, and the winding lakes. Lose yourself in the assorted trails and walking paths. See the map here.

Certainly, don’t miss out on a visit to Russborough’s delightful new café, complete with a courtyard, offering heavenly seasonal menus. Browse through our two-tier gallery shop, packed with enticing gifts.

Ensure to try every engaging activity suitable for the whole family, including a 2km maze, a children’s recreation area and outdoor adventure zone, and many others like the National Bird of Prey Centre, Artisan Craft Courtyard.

• A maximum of 15 people for pre-booked groups
• A moderate amount of walking is involved in the Parklands
• A small amount of walking is involved in the house

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.