A 10 Day Romantic Tour of Ireland
Looking for the perfect honeymoon or romantic break in Ireland? Then choose this luxurious Blue Book romantic getaway. Spend cosy nights in country houses, dine on delicious Michelin star meals and stroll through glorious gardens…
DAY 1:
Touch down in Dublin and step into the enchanting world of Georgian Dublin. Immerse yourself in the city's lively spirit, stroll hand in hand through its historic streets, or take in panoramic views on an open-top bus tour.
Discover the allure of the Guinness Storehouse, where you can master the art of pouring the perfect pint and enjoy breathtaking vistas from the Gravity Bar. Be captivated by the beauty of Trinity College Library, home to the world-renowned Book of Kells, a treasure over a century old. Dive into Dublin's rich heritage at the Little Museum of Dublin , voted Ireland's Best Museum, offering an engaging journey through the city's history.
Indulge in a romantic evening at a Michelin-starred restaurants. Chapter One Restaurant , with its modern Irish cuisine, or the decadent Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, Ireland’s esteemed two Michelin Star dining spot, promise culinary delights. Don't miss Glovers Alley by Andy McFadden, a chic eatery overlooking St Stephen's Green, paying homage to Dublin's glove-making legacy.
For a lavish stay, The Merrion Hotel awaits in the heart of Georgian Dublin, a five-star retreat near top attractions. Alternatively, embrace the eclectic charm of The Wilder Townhouse, a boutique gem just minutes from Dublin's bustling centre.
Overnight: The Merrion Hotel or The Wilder Townhouse
An alternative nearby: Barberstown Castle and Cliff at Lyons
DAY 2:
Before bidding Dublin farewell, take a scenic 25-minute journey to the quaint fishing village of Howth. Feel the exhilaration of cliff walks with sweeping views of the Irish Sea, or leisurely stroll along the piers to watch fishing boats and playful seals. Indulge in fresh seafood delights at East Café Bar or the elegant King Sitric Restaurant, sourcing their catch from nearby Balscadden Bay.
Consider extending your Dublin adventure with a stay at King Sitric's charming accommodation. Otherwise, venture south to County Wicklow, aptly named the Garden of Ireland.
Savour your first countryside evening at the enchanting Rathsallagh House, where tranquillity reigns. Retire to spacious, romantic bedrooms and wake up to a breakfast that's nothing short of spectacular, fueling your next day's adventures.
Overnight: Rathsallagh House
Alternatives: King Sitric (Dublin), Hunter's Hotel (Wicklow) or The Wicklow Escape