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Wicklow, Avoca (Ballykissangel) and Glendalough - Full-Day Rail Tour

A lovely short tour into the Wicklow Mountains to visit Ireland's most famous village, Avoca, otherwise known as "Ballykissangel" situated in the beautiful Vale of Avoca and also the magnificent Glendalough (valley of the two lakes).

A fantastic tour during which you will enjoy a spectacular train journey south by Killiney Bay, around Bray Head and along the beautiful East Coast to Wicklow, where we swing west into the Mountains. Visit the famous village of Avoca (Ballykissangel in the hit TV series). See hand weaving at the Woollen Mills – great shopping & time for lunch – or maybe a pint at Fitzgeralds famous pub. Visit the ancient Monastic city of Glendalough (valley of the two lakes) all in beautiful mountain scenery.

We return to Dublin by train arriving at 4.45pm.

A lovely short tour into the Wicklow Mountains to visit Ireland's most famous village, Avoca, otherwise known as "Ballykissangel" situated in the beautiful Vale of Avoca and also the magnificent Glendalough (valley of the two lakes).


A fantastic tour during which you will enjoy a spectacular train journey south by Killiney Bay, around Bray Head and along the beautiful East Coast to Wicklow, where we swing west into the Mountains. Visit the famous village of Avoca (Ballykissangel in the hit TV series). See hand weaving at the Woollen Mills – great shopping & time for lunch – or maybe a pint at Fitzgeralds famous pub. Visit the ancient Monastic city of Glendalough (valley of the two lakes) all in beautiful mountain scenery.


We return to Dublin by train arriving at 4.45pm.