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Things to do in Vale of Glendalough

 
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Glendalough Monastic Settlement
As featured in Daytrips from Dublin
Ranked #1 of 4 attractions in Vale of Glendalough
Category: Historic Sites; Religious Sites; Architectural Buildings
Owner description: This historic site, whose Gaelic name translates to “valley of the two lakes,” consists of the 6th-century monastery founded... more » Owner description: This historic site, whose Gaelic name translates to “valley of the two lakes,” consists of the 6th-century monastery founded by St. Kevin and the famous round tower, standing 112 feet high with a base measuring 52 feet in circumference. Visitors: There is a car park at the Visitor Centre. It is recommended to see the informational video at the Visitor Centre before starting your explorations. « less
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Wicklow Mountains National Park, Glendalough Village
Ranked #2 of 4 attractions in Vale of Glendalough
Category: Scenic/ Historic Walking Areas; National Parks
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Ranked #3 of 4 attractions in Vale of Glendalough
Category: Horseback Riding Stables
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Glendalough Guided Walks, Glendalough Village
Ranked #4 of 4 attractions in Vale of Glendalough
Category: Walking tours
Owner description: Hi, I'm Martin Swords, and my Glendalough Guided Walks offers you an interesting guided walk 'n talk for about two hours... more » Owner description: Hi, I'm Martin Swords, and my Glendalough Guided Walks offers you an interesting guided walk 'n talk for about two hours through the beautiful Glendalough Monastic City and the Valley of the Two Lakes, fascinating, humorous, not too strenuous, no hills to climb,and a nice cuppa' at the Glendalough Hotel to finish « less
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