The Howth Express in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland welcomes you to go loco on one of their guided train tours while enjoying the stunning scenery of the beautiful Howth Peninsula. With live commentary sharing Howths rich history and culture, and entertaining you with local lore and legend it's a not to be missed journey of fun and adventure on the called O'Malley. The Howth Express stops at the National Transport Museum located in the Howth Castle grounds, and you can view the fascinating old vehicles spanning more than a century and even a fully restored old Howth tram. Tours run daily from the bus stop on Harbour road, and are ideal for educational journeys and groups, come on board.READ MORE

The Brass Monkey in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland welcomes you to this stunning seafood, tapas and European style restaurant and wine bar located on the West Pier with stunning views. They offer a relaxed and fun environment, exceptional service, daily specials, and even serve fresh fish straight from the harbour, and if you like wine the Monkey Bar awaits. They aren't just about fresh seafood, you can order their famous crispy pork belly, chicken dishes, prime sirloin steak, beef burgers, salads and more. The Brass Monkey offers exquisite hot seafood platters which change daily, catch of the day, traditional beer battered fish and chips, mixed tapas platters and much more, and there's an early bird menu and something for the little monkeys. They regularly host events, and groups are welcome, plus there are great specials, come for your dining and drinking pleasure.READ MORE

The National Transport Museum of Ireland located in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland in the Heritage Depot, Howth Demesne, offers an outstanding collections of vehicles with the oldest dating all the way back to 1883. There are five main categories of vehicles, namely passenger, commercial, fire and emergency, military and utility. The National Transport Museum of Ireland also have an extensive collection of equipment, artefacts, documents and other items, as well as photographs and the displays are regularly extended and updated, so there's always something new and fascinating to see, Howth has buses, lorries, trucks, trams, tractors, fire engines and more spanning more than a century.READ MORE

Octopussy's Seafood Tapas Restaurant in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is licensed to chill, and offers a slice of Mediterranean life, specialising in seafood tapas with mouthwatering fresh fish and shellfish dishes. They also cater to landlubbers and vegetarians with delicious menu choices and are open 7 days a week, and children are welcome although they have no high chairs. Popular with locals and tourists, and with a location on the West Pier, award winning chefs present you with great food at amazing value. There's an early bird menu with any two tapas and a glass of house wine, and the full tapas menu made from the finest seasonal, locally sourced produce offers an exquisite dining experience with inspiration from around the world and the menu is designed for sharing. Octopussy's Seafood Tapas Restaurant offers breathtaking views over the harbour as you dine, and cater to groups of up to 26, it's a must visit.READ MORE

The Howth Horse and Carriage Co. in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland offers beautiful horse drawn carriage trips on the stunning Howth Peninsula with fantastic views for an unforgettable experience lasting about half an hour. They can do trips tailored to your needs including marriage carriages for proposals, wedding photographic shoots, first Communion trips, debutante trips and more, and wagonettes can hold up to 4 adults, or two adults with 4 children. The Howth Horse and Carriage Co. also offer introductory carriage driving lessons for budding carriage drivers, plus there's horse trekking, and handcrafted leather headcollars available which you can commission from them, or purchase a gift voucher for a loved one, an exhilarating experience awaits.READ MORE

Shanes Howth Hikes in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland offers coastal cliff hikes and historical village walks in all the splendours of nature, it's a summer adventure of salty air, forest and jungle, heathland and inspiring cliffs with breathtaking views, it's not to be missed. Tours include corporate adventures, a Howth Heritage walk with easy and informative stroll around the village, a Howth Safari, noted for being Dublins most inspiring hike and there's more with something for everyone. Shanes Howth Hikes welcomes you on a wonderful journey of sights, sounds and aromas, the awe inspiring beauty of nature and more enjoyed with the magical crew, it's an adventure not to be missed.READ MORE

Il panorama cafe in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is an Italian and Australian run cafe and winebar where they appreciate the importance of the little things like a good freshly brewed coffee enjoyed with a danish or croissant. They also have an excellent wine list offering a great selection of Italian or Australian wines which you can enjoy with your meals. The menu delights with exquisite breakfast choices from bagels to bruschetta, poached eggs, scones and croissants, and there's a mouthwatering choice of paninis, exquisite pizzas and other Italian dishes, enjoyed with yourt drink of choice. Il panorama cafe offers a wonderful blend of Italian flare and Australian sporty with a laid back attitude as they say, it's the kind of place you'll return to time and again.READ MORE

Highfield Bed and Breakfast in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is located above the village and set in quiet private gardens offering charm and friendliness, care and attention, remaining true to its Victorian heritage. This long established guest house offers a restful nights sleep in the 6 bedrooms elegantly decorated with TV, tea and coffee, and 4 are en-suite, plus a ground floor bedroom is available. Wake to a delicious Irish or Continental breakfast enjoyed in the dining area, the best of Irish hospitality awaits. Highfield Bed and Breakfast is ideally located near golf courses, sailing, yachting, angling and equestrian activities, and shops, bars and restaurants are close by in the village, come for a memorable stay in beautiful surrounds. READ MORE

Deerpark Golf and FootGolf in Howth, Co. Dublin boasts one of the largest golf complexes in Ireland with two traditional golf courses one 18 hole, one 9 hole, an 18 hole pitch and putt course, an 18 hole footgolf course and the world's first Poc Fada Golf course which combines the ancient Irish game of hurling with golf. With stunning views over the Dublin coastline and the Howth Castle as a backdrop it's the perfect setting for all skill levels of golfer, and a golf experience like no other in the world awaits with a warm and friendly welcome. Deerpark Golf and FootGolf also has a panoramic clubhouse bar for sublime dining from their seasonal menu with breathtaking views, and they cater to celebrations and special occasions from an exquisite sit down menu. Footgolf, the rapidly growing international sport combines the skill of football and golf, and they have the finest 18 hole FootGolf course in the country, come kick the football into a hole on the green in as many shots as possible, it's an amazing feat.READ MORE

Howth Yacht Club Ltd. at Howth Harbour in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland dates all the way back to 1895 and today boasts a modern award winning clubhouse, offers activities and the largest sailing membership in Ireland and the United Kingdom. They offer training courses for members and visitors including summer sailing courses, and junior sailing programmes, and organise and run sailing events, plus have very active keelboat and dinghy racing fleets. Howth Yacht Club Ltd. is also famous for the world's oldest one-design racing keelboat class, with the original boats that came to the harbour in 1898 still being raced today along with thirteen other historical boats, all together known as the Howth Seventeen. There's also a 250 berth marina with winter berthing facilities, fuel, diese, crane and cradle, drying out pad, laundry, water, electricity, showers and changing rooms.READ MORE