Bray Travel Guide

Stroll along Bray's Victorian seafront promenade with dramatic views of Bray Head and the Irish Sea. The mile-long esplanade offers charming cafés and seasonal swimming spots with lifeguard services during summer months.

This 17th-century estate boasts one of Ireland's rare formal gardens with Tudor Revival architecture. Wander through flowering woodlands and high-hedged paths, then tour the mansion's elaborate interiors.

Climb through woodland and heath to Bray Head's summit for panoramic views of the Irish Sea and Wicklow Mountains. The iconic concrete cross marks this invigorating coastal hiking destination.

This coastal golf course offers challenging holes with stunning Irish countryside views. Enjoy a morning tee time followed by refreshments in the clubhouse overlooking County Wicklow's scenery.

Housed in the historic Old Courthouse, this centre chronicles a millennium of Bray's history through fascinating artefacts. Explore the model railway display and rotating art exhibitions in this free cultural gem.

County Wicklow's creative hub showcases diverse performances and exhibitions in an intimate 242-seat auditorium. Arrive early to explore the contemporary art gallery before enjoying a show in this cultural cornerstone.

Carlisle Grounds is just one of the places to see in Bray, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Visit the lively bars or top-notch restaurants in this family-friendly area.