Malahide Castle stands as a testament to Ireland’s rich and storied past. For nearly eight centuries, the magnificent structure was home to the Talbot family, witnessing countless historical events and shaping the very fabric of the local community. Today, the castle, and its sprawling 250 acre demesne, invites you to step back in time and experience the grandeur of a bygone era. Explore the castle’s opulent rooms filled with fascinating tales and treasures, or lose yourself in the tranquil beauty of the gardens, where nature and history seamlessly intertwine.

For generations, these beloved grounds have been a cherished playground, a place where locals create daily routines and forge lasting memories. Journey through centuries of Irish history and explore the castle’s grand rooms and uncover stories from its 800 year legacy. Explore the private rooms, admire exquisite furniture, and hear tales of battles and banquets from their passionate guides.

Your castle tour ticket also includes entry into the beautiful Botanical Gardens and Butterfly House. Wander through a tapestry of botanical wonders, stroll through vibrant flowerbeds, wander along winding paths and relax in perfect corners, the Botanical Gardens offers a truly enchanting experience. Then, step into a world of wonder at the magical Butterfly House, where you will be surrounded by lush, tropical plants and the gentle flutter of colourful wings. A truly magical experience for all ages.

Indulge in a delightful shopping and dining experience at the renowned Avoca Store and Café, offering a curated selection of Irish crafts, clothing and delectable cuisine. Let the little ones loose in the adventure playground, or embark on a magical journey along the fairy trail. Throughout the year, Malahide Castle hosts a vibrant array of events from outdoor concerts and festivals, to historical reenactments and family friendly activities.
Step into a world of wonder at Malahide Castle and Gardens.
For more information please visit www.malahidecastleandgardens.ie
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