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Reserve accommodation in Wicklow , the "Garden" of Ireland. Use our map of Wicklow to find accommodation in Wicklow's towns and villages. All of our Wicklow accommodation is Irish Tourist Board approved. Show all available accommodation Choose a Location : wicklow county annamoe arklow ashford aughrim avoca ballinalea baltinglass blessington bray brittas bay carnew donard dunlavin enniskerry glendalough glenealy greystones hollywood kiltegan laragh newcastle newtownmountkennedy rathdangan rathdrum rathnew redcross roundwood shillelagh stratford tinahely woodenbridge Type : hotel hotel & guesthouse bed and breakfast guesthouse self-catering hostel university accommodation country homes farmhouse country house of character historic house Adults : 12345678 Children(<12 Years) : 012345678 Infants(<3 Years) : 012345678 Arrival date : EANNA01020304050607080910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 Mar-2007Apr-2007May-2007Jun-2007Jul-2007Aug-2007Sep-2007Oct-2007Nov-2007Dec-2007Jan-2008Feb-2008Mar-2008Apr-2008May-2008Jun-2008Jul-2008Aug-2008Sep-2008Oct-2008Nov-2008Dec-2008Jan-2009Feb-2009Mar-2009   Night(s) : 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031   Currency:  Euro US$ UK£

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County Wicklow, just south of Dublin, is known as the 'Garden of Ireland'.

The Wicklow Mountains are home to several major sights such as the monastic complex of Glendalough and the magnificent gardens of Powerscourt. The rugged Wicklow landscape is a haven for both walkers and climbers.

Two of the county's main resorts, Arklow and Bray, are located in the east of the county.

Central Wicklow is a mass of domed granite mountains, penetrated by deep glens and wooded valleys, and contains some of the finest scenery in Ireland.

Beside the River Vartry, just east of the town of Ashford, are the breathtaking Mount Usher Gardens. Designed in 1868 by Edward Walpole, these romantic gardens contain many rare shrubs and trees, from Chinese conifers and bamboos to Mexican pines and pampas grass.