Killruddery House and Gardens
4.7
from 953 Google reviews
About the garden
Opening times
April - Weekends only, 9.30am - 6pm May to September - Daily 9.30am - 6pm October - Weekends only, 9.30am - 6pm
Useful details
Cafe or restaurant
No cafe or restaurant on site
Shops
None
Co. Wicklow
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Find the garden
Google reviews
4.7
from 953 Google reviews
Надя Шебеко
4 months ago
5
We are so happy that we visited Killruddery! Not only fabulouse architecture and gardens with gorgeous rhododendrons and woodlands, but the overall atmosphere of a living history. The castle and demesne that is not a museum or a hotel, but a Home: living its life, growing its gardens, welcoming guests. Absolutely charming! Many thanks to the landlords and all the employees!❤❤
Eoghan O' Brien
2 months ago
4
Beautiful grounds with nice walks in the woods. House tour very interesting especially with regards to some of the previous owners. A wedding was in progress while we were there and it's a fabulous venue for this.
Patrícia Nečadová
4 months ago
5
I didn't catch a tour of the place but still just walking around the gardens was very nice and pleasant. Adults pay 8,50 € entry fee and you can go basically enywhere. There is a restaurant, cafe, shop and public toilet too. Definitely worth stopping by if you are ever in Bray.
Martina Thaiszová
3 months ago
5
Absolute feeling of freedom, beautiful wildlife, garden with beautiful statues, interesting nooks .... really worth a visit and stay for a few hours. Farm for children. Small market with food, jewelry, homemade products ... gardening. Everything perfect.
Helen Smith
3 months ago
3
Kilruddery House and Gardens is a nice place to visit. While the grounds are not a grand a Powerscourt House it has a peaceful charm about it. There is a nice little restaurant and toilets as well. The only negative thing is it is not wheelchair friendly as the paths around the gardens are not paved.