
Discover more at Castle Ward
Find out when Castle Ward is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.

Indulge in a feast for the eyes this festive season as we host Georgian Christmastide in the mansion and host our annual Christmas Artisan Market.
Our festive events and experiences will be announced soon, with plenty to look forward to. From seasonal traditions to sparkling celebrations, there’ll be something for everyone to enjoy.
We’ll be adding more Christmas events shortly, so please check back soon for the latest details and to start planning your festive visit.

Step inside the warm and cosy tea-room, which has been dressed head-to-toe in traditional Christmas décor. Enjoy a festive treat and a warm cup of tea or coffee, or indulge with a luxurious hot choc.
Step into our gift-shop to peruse around an enchanting range of gifts, perfect for last minute stocking stuffers or something more curated. Our shop can offer support with choosing, gift wrapping and even a hamper selection.


Find out when Castle Ward is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Find perfect Christmas presents or stock up on seasonal treats and decorations at a Christmas market or winter fair.

Step back in time and visit a historic house decorated for Christmas. Discover traditions from medieval to modern times, join in with crafting and carol singing, and celebrate the season.

Wander through the Georgian rooms of this eccentric mansion, famed for its contrasting architecture and interiors, and explore the servants' world below stairs. The house is open daily except Tuesdays, from 11am to 4pm for free-flow exploration. Last entry is at 3.45pm.

Tuck into a delightful menu and treat yourself or someone special in the shops. Watch artists in action or pick up a gift to take home.

Unique and unusual, this eccentric 18th-century house is famed for having been built with two completely different architectural styles, both inside and out. Find out why.

Discover one of the best examples of a Victorian garden in Ireland. Explore the 17th and 18th-century pleasure grounds, stroll by the lake and see an important piece of history.
