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A hundred thousand welcomes to spectacular County Wicklow – The Garden of Ireland This beautiful and diverse county offers you the opportunity to explore culture and heritage combined with a unique landscape just one hour south of Dublin, yet a world apart from city life. Experience the breathtaking scenery of the blue lakes nestled high up in majestic mountains overlooking east and west of which gently roll down to the sands of the Irish Sea. Stay home from home in the B&B’s or hotels of quaint villages and buzzing towns or in luxury spas or idyllic countryside self catering. Enjoy the gardens, festivals, historic houses, golf, family fun and attractions. Chill out on the sandy beaches and experience the famous “Sunny South East”. Visit the eclectic mix of county markets offering artisan foods to delight the senses, restaurants to suit every taste and smoke free pubs. And, of course, a visit to County Wicklow would not be complete without the quintessentially Irish shopping experience which awaits you. Don’t take our word for it, come and see for yourself!

Over 15,000 spectators turnout for third year of Carnival Parade. All-new Street Carnival Spectacular brings a riot of colour to Bray streets  Thousands of visitors thrill at Five Day St Patrick’s Carnival Funfair – the biggest-ever St Patrick’s funfair in Ireland! 2,000 rugby fans on Bray Seafront cheer-on Ireland in RBS Six Nations via giant outdoor video wall. Local Christian Churches unite for Ecumenical Blessing of the Shamrock. St Fergal’s Community Development wins Carnival Parade Best Overall Award for second year in a row!

Early February snow fall up the wicklow mountains. Those images are taken on the road to Sally Gap, just above Glencree, 15 minutes from Bray. The altitude there is about 600 meters above sea leve.

Enjoy a walk along Bray seafront promenade and its harbour

Bray Farmers Market is on every Saturdays from 11am to 3pm.

Discover Bray Sealife Aquarium.