Howth Walking Tours in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland welcomes you to join them on their daily tours departing around 11:15am and the walk takes about two and a half hours with groups from 1-8, they can accommodate larger groups with advanced bookings. You will learn much about this picturesque harbour town and its history while on the walk, and you learn all about Howth from an informed and funny local. This Cliff Path Walk from Howth Walking Tours is a leisurely stroll along Howth Harbour, the Cliff path, the old tram line and historic Howth Village, all the while enjoying tales of folklore, myth and legend, stories of kings and queens and even a rockstar or two as they say, it's a charming not to be missed adventure.READ MORE

Marie Louise Tea Rooms in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland boasts views of Howth Harbour, and a wonderful experience in a cosy and elegant tea room, serving a range of loose leaf teas in a teapot. Great coffee, handmade hot chocolate and house wines from Italy to France will delight, as will the must have fabulous Prosecco to sip throughout meals or afternoon tea. Marie Louise Tea Rooms has an extensive menu with choices of homemade cakes, healthy breakfasts including omelettes and scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, as well as scones served with all the trimming as they say, it's a not to be missed experience. They are ideally located over the road from a children's playground and Howth Yacht Harbour.READ MORE

King Sitric in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is a premier seafood restaurant with stunning seaview accommodation, and they have earned an international reputation for their hospitality and fine seafood. This harbourside restaurant offers fresh fish dishes landed daily, expertly prepared by the chef, and they have their own lobster fishermen for a particular favourite on the menu, they cater to parties, groups, weddings, celebrations and more in style with an outstanding wine list. There's the award winning East Cafe Bar for casual dining and socialising as well, open all day for delectable meals including, soups, seafood, platters to share and homemade desserts. King Sitric also offers 8 guest rooms named after lighthouses, and the lapping of the waves will lull you to sleep after a day out exploring and a wonderful meal in the bar or restaurant, there are family rooms, standard rooms, a penthouse and superior rooms, come for their excellence in hospitality, it's all here.READ MORE

Howth Castle Cookery School in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is located in the beautifully restored Georgian kitchens in historic Howth Castle, and their aim is to reconnect you with food, give you a grounding for the basics and the confidence to cook delicious meals, here they nurture your creativity. Classes and events include vegetarian Moroccan, a pizza workshop, catch and cook class, flavours of the middle east, the perfect roast, a taste of Mexico, and Irish dinner party, vegetarian Thai, cooking for men and much more. Howth Castle Cookery School classes are short and hands on over about 2 hours, and after the course you sit down to eat all that's been prepared with a glass of wine, and their demonstrations include a tasting along with recipes, come on a fascinating culinary journey in a building steeped in history.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

The Summit Inn in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is a bar and restaurant, a unique pub built in the 19th century as a thatched cottage with stunning views over the magical islands and the mountains of Mourne. The menu is sublime with delights of starters and snacks, mains of succulent steaks and burgers, freshly prepared sandwiches and sticky ribs, Mexican dishes, fish and chips and much more served with sides and sauces, they also have a children's menu and teas, coffees and cakes. Enjoy the best of big screen sports at the Summit Inn and never miss a game with a pint and a great meal, they also host regular events and have The Side Room for private functions and celebrations, come for a fantastic 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

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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

At the Bloody Stream Howth located at the Howth Railway Station everything is great, from the atmosphere to the food to the Craic, and this traditional Irish Bar and seafood restaurant welcomes you to a great visit with great music. They are the ideal venue for all sorts of parties and celebrations, and can cater to groups large and small with a number of areas available for hire including the private garden bar. The interior is warm and welcoming, and the quality meals prepared fresh daily from an a la carte menu include choices of delectable starters, mains of mouthwatering perfectly done steaks, burgers and seafood, sides and sandwiches, and specials include oysters and a seafood platter. The Bloody Stream Howth with Mediterranean-style beer garden offers live music every weekend and is a not to be missed venue for all things great.READ MORE