Set within this Georgian Manor’s 350 acres is a 29-acre traditional farm. A children’s favourite, it comes complete with fowl, farmyard animals, pig sties, a swill house, a bull pen and stables for working horses. For adults, there’s Newbridge House itself. Boasting one of the finest Georgian interiors in Dublin, the house was built in 1740 for the Archbishop of Dublin. Look out for the beautiful stucco plasterwork by Robert West. Other attractions include a walled kitchen garden and a coffee shop.
