Powerscourt

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Estate

Enniskerry

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County

Wicklow

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Ireland


“What makes the gardens at Powerscourt so remarkable is their grandeur of scale combined, as so rarely happens, with great delicacy and refinement of detail. Their setting is superb, but their design and execution are worthy of it. Meticulously kept, every part of the gardens rewards the closest study. Powerscourt is a magnificent example of an aristocratic garden laid out with taste, knowledge and imagination.” Peter Coats – “Great Gardens of the Western World”

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A Warm Welcome to Powerscourt!

“Welcome to Powerscourt, set in the heart of the mountains of County Wicklow. Home to the Wingfield Family since the 1600’s, the Estate passed hands to the Slazenger Family in 1961 and we have been fortunate enough to live in this beautiful place for over 50 years. Whether you are a first time or seasoned visitor, there is so much to see and enjoy at Powerscourt. Our world famous gardens offer many hidden treasures – from a walk through the formal Italian garden, to the maze of walkways and hidden grottos in the Japanese Garden. The gardens, the highest waterfall in Ireland, the delightful cuisine of the terrace café, championship golf – whatever brings you to Powerscourt we look forward to seeing you and sharing the magic of this 1,000 acre Estate. I hope you enjoy your day out at Powerscourt as much as we appreciate living and working here.

Best wishes

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Sir Richard of Portsmouth m. Christina FitzWilliam Sir Richard Cr. Viscount Powerscourt 1618 d. 1634 m. Elizabeth Meverell (previously m. Lord Cromwell) Sir Edward (cousin of Sir Richard) d. 1638 m. Anne Cromwell Richard 1621-1645 m. Elizabeth Folliott

Lewis d. 1673 m. Sydney Gore

Folliott Cr. Viscount Powerscourt 1665 1642-1717 m. Lady Elizabeth Boyle

Edward d. 1728 m. Eleanor Gore (1) Richard Cr.Viscount Powerscourt 1743 1697-1751 m1. Anne Usher m2. Dorothy Rowley (2) Edward 1729-1764

(3) Richard 1730-1788 m. Lady Amelia Stratford (4) Richard 1762-1809 m1. Lady Catherine Meade m2. Isabella Brownlow (5) Richard 1790-1823 m1. Lady Theodosia Jocelyn m2. Hon Theodosia Howard (6) Richard 1815-1844 m. Lady Elizabeth Jocelyn (7) Mervyn Edward 1836-1904 m. Lady Julia Coke (8) Mervyn Richard 1880-1947 m. Sybil Pleydell-Bouverie (9) Mervyn Patrick 1905-1973 m. Sheila Beddington

T H E W I N G F I E L D F A M I LY

(10) Mervyn Niall 1935m. Wendy Slazenger Mervyn Anthony 1963-

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800 years of History at Powerscourt

7th Viscount Powerscourt 1836 - 1904

Sir Richard Wingfield 1697 - 1751

Powerscourt is one of the most beautiful

In 1603 a new era began at Powerscourt,

‘Marshal of Ireland’ and received

estates in Ireland. Situated in the

when Richard Wingfield was granted

Powerscourt Estate as his reward. His

mountains of County Wicklow, it was

Powerscourt Castle and its 40,000

descendants were to remain at Powerscourt

originally an important strategic site for the

acre estate as a reward for his military

for over 350 years.

Anglo-Normans who came to Ireland in the

achievements by Queen Elizabeth. The creation of the house and gardens at

late 12 century. th

The story goes that Richard Wingfield

Powerscourt is principally due to two men:

Where Powerscourt House stands today

visited Queen Elizabeth after battle to pay

the 1st Viscount Powerscourt (of the third

there was once a 13th century medieval

his respects. The Queen said to him: “Well

creation) who built Powerscourt House in

castle, owned by the Le Poer Family from

Sir Richard, what is to be your reward?”

the 18th century; and the 7th Viscount who

which ‘Powerscourt’ takes its name.

He bowed, and said “The scarf that Your

in the 19th century implemented the plans

Powerful Irish families including the

Majesty wears will be sufficient reward

for the great gardens envisioned by his

O’Tooles and the Fitzgeralds battled for

for me.” Upon which the Queen placed the

father and designer Daniel Robertson.

possession of the castle and its lands over

scarf over his shoulder. In addition to the

the succeeding centuries.

scarf, Richard was knighted, appointed

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Powerscourt House Lord Powerscourt was keen to make his mark

the medieval castle in the style of Palladian

was initially only two storeys in height. An

and assert his position as one of importance

architecture and featured baroque dome-

extra storey was added in 1787 and further

in society so he set about transforming

roofed towers on either side, giving it in

major alterations were made in the late 19th

the medieval castle at Powerscourt into a

the words of one architectural historian,

century. The house contained some of the

grand mansion. In 1730 the 1 Viscount

“The massive dignity of a great Italian

finest 18th century interiors in Ireland and

Powerscourt (of the third creation)

Renaissance villa.”

was one of the country’s most beautiful

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commissioned the German-born architect Richard Castle to build Powerscourt House, a 68 room mansion which was completed in 1741. The mansion was designed around 6

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mansions. In 1961, the Slazenger family The north front was adapted to present a grand entrance in the Palladian manner, while the south front faced the gardens and

purchased the Estate from the 9th Lord Powerscourt.


A Tragic Tale In 1974 a major refurbishment of the house

House and by the morning the main part of

dating back to the 16th century, stood as a

was completed in preparation for it joining

the house was a roofless shell. No-one was

stark reminder of the fire for over twenty

the gardens as a visitor attraction. Tragically,

injured, but all of the principal reception

years. After the fire, Powerscourt House was

in the early hours of November 4 Â a fireÂ

rooms and bedrooms were destroyed. The

restored and re-opened in 1996, although not

broke out on the top floor of Powerscourt

walls of the main house, revealing stonework

to its original glory.

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A Warm Welcome to Powerscourt Gardens A Note from the Head Gardener

“When admiring the view of Powerscourt

There are so many different themes in

My hidden gems in the gardens are the Pets’

Gardens from the terraces, it is amazing

the garden including the Italian garden,

Cemetery because of my love of animals and

to imagine that sheep and cattle once

the Japanese garden, Tower Valley and

the Rhododendron Walk as it’s one of the

grazed in these now landscaped and formal

the Pepper Pot Tower and an extensive

quietest parts of the gardens.

gardens. Since the 1730’s, the gardens at

herbaceous border. From the structured

Powerscourt have been on a remarkable

symmetry of the gardens and terraces to

journey. Hundreds of people worked to

the informality of the sweeping herbaceous

create the views we enjoy today and many of

border, all parts of the gardens are unique

them never lived to see the completion of a

and special. It’s a great feeling when all the

lifetime’s work. I am delighted to continue

flowers are in bloom and the gardens can be

this legacy and be part of the preservation

seen in all their beauty.

and development of the gardens in the 21st century.

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Working at Powerscourt is a privilege and we would not be here without the support of our visitors. The Gardeners at Powerscourt – Dermot, Derek, Ken and Shane and I hope you enjoy your visit today.” Michael Byrne - Head Gardener


Powerscourt Gardens

Powerscourt Gardens

Lord Powerscourt’s Vision

Centuries in the Making

Powerscourt Gardens in County Wicklow are

The gardens were created over two main

Today the public continue to enjoy the

one of the finest gardens in Europe. They are

periods. A formal plan for the gardens was

gardens which first began to take shape over

the realisation of Lord Powerscourt’s vision

first developed alongside the rebuilding of

two and a half centuries ago. The charming

to replicate the grandeur in scale and beauty

the house in 1743, and many parts of the

walled garden, the striking terraces, fine

of the many international gardens he visited

gardens today include elements of those

statuary and varied trees are linked by

including Versailles and the Schönbrunn.

designs. Most of what we see in the gardens

carefully designed walks and set in the

The design of the gardens reflect the desire

today was designed in the 1840’s by architect

magnificent surroundings of the Wicklow

to create a garden that is part of the wider

Daniel Robertson and implemented during

Mountains.

landscape. The beautiful view of the gardens

the following forty years. Robertson is said

from the upper terrace shows perfect

to have suffered from gout and directed

harmony between the garden slopes, terraces,

operations from a wheelbarrow, fortified by

flower beds and lake, as every detail of the

a bottle of sherry. When the sherry finished,

gardens has been meticulously designed.

work ceased for the day!

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The Italian Garden The beautiful Italian Garden truly offers the

The design of the upper stone terrace nearest

best in garden landscaping and design. The

the house was influenced by Villa Butera

garden was designed to create a view that was

in Sicily and the steep streets of Genoa and

part of the wider landscape and the result

other Italian towns. As a young boy, the 7th

is a magnificent vista in every season. The

Viscount Powerscourt was brought out from

exquisite series of terraces linking the house

his school room (aged 7) on 13th October 1843

to the lake were constructed between 1843

to lay the first stone in the ground. Some

and 1867 and were quite a feat to complete!

of the cobbles decorating the terraces came

Up to 100 labourers were employed in the

from nearby Bray beach.

work which took 12 years to complete.

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Intricate Terraces

Triton Lake

The terraces were decorated with statuary,

The dramatic Triton Fountain at the heart of

using marble on the upper terrace and bronze on the levels below. The statuary was collected by the 6th and 7th Viscounts from

the Italian gardens is modelled on Bernini’s Triton Fountain in Rome. It features Triton

many parts of Europe. They delighted in

with his head back drinking from a conch and

finding pieces which would be suitable for

has a jet which reaches over 100 feet high.

Powerscourt and either purchased originals

The life-size winged horses guarding the lake

or commissioned fine quality replicas.

are part of the Wingfield family coat of arms.

The wrought iron railings on the terrace originated from a Bavarian Castle and the bronze statues of the God Aelous were bought from Prince Jerome, the nephew of Napoleon the III.

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Tower Valley The Pepper Pot Tower This wooded valley in the eastern part of the gardens derives its name from the distinctive Pepper Pot Tower in its woodlands. The tower was modelled on a pepper pot from the 8th Viscount’s dining

Scouting at Powerscourt

Lord Viscount’s Walk

visit of the Prince of Wales in 1911. To give

From the top of the tower, views of the

The path descending from the Pepper Pot

the tower an authentic and old fashioned

House and Gardens can be enjoyed. The

Tower is known as The Viscount’s Walk,

look, it was partly constructed using stones

8 Viscount was a keen supporter of the

and passes through what was once known

from an old church on the grounds of

Scout and Guide youth organisations and

as The American Garden. This contains

Powerscourt, and decorated with cannons,

encouraged their annual camps which he

many fine specimens of North American

including some from historic battles such

surveyed from the tower. The tradition of

conifers planted from seed, some of which

as the Spanish Armada and the Battle of the

scouting at Powerscourt continues today

are remarkable for their rarity and size in

Boyne. The Pepper Pot Tower was one of

with scout troops camping by the river

Ireland.

the last additions to Powerscourt Gardens.

Dargle which flows through the Estate.

room and was built to commemorate the

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The Japanese Garden Towards the end of Tower Valley is Lord Londonderry’s stone seat, perched high above the Japanese Garden; it was a favourite retreat of Lord Londonderry. The Japanese Garden was laid out over 100 years ago in 1908 by the 8th Viscount and Viscountess Powerscourt on reclaimed bog land to the south of Triton Lake. It was the last major addition to the gardens, over 180 years after work first commenced on the masterpiece that is Powerscourt Gardens.

The Symbolism of the Garden

The Grotto

The Japanese Garden is full of colour in

The Grotto in the Japanese Garden is

spring when the Azaleas are in full bloom and in autumn with the vibrant colours of the Japanese Maples. Stone lanterns guide visitors through the winding paths of the garden, bringing them to its innermost circle featuring a Pagoda and a trickling stream under pretty Japanese bridges. The next circle is marked by a ring of Chinese Fortune Palms, which have been cultivated

one of the oldest features of Powerscourt Gardens. This elaborate grotto dates from the 1st Viscount’s garden in 1740. An air of 18th century romance still pervades here, with its secret pathways and romantic atmosphere. The grotto is made from fossilised sphagnum moss, taken from the banks of the nearby river Dargle.

in China and Japan for thousands of years and were first brought to Europe in 1830. The upper circle provides stunning views of the Japanese Garden and the Sugar Loaf Mountain in the distance. There is a beautiful concept behind each of these circles: working inwards, we discover our inner selves; working outwards and upwards we gain greater knowledge of the world around us.

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The Dolphin Pond The Dolphin Pond was once known as ‘The Green Pond’ and is one of the oldest parts of Powerscourt Gardens, even appearing on a 1740 map of the estate as a fish pond. In the summertime, the pond is decorated with lilies and irises which give it a green sheen, hence its old name. The new name is derived from its central fountain which features four dolphins and was brought from Paris by the 7th Viscount in the late 19th century. The Dolphin Pond is surrounded by magnificent trees, including a line of Japanese Red Cedars (Cryptomeria japonica) which were planted about 1864 and the tallest Eucalyptus in Ireland. There are many conifers for which the Estate is famous, and a row of Giant Wellingtonias (Sequoiadendrongiganteum) from California.

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The Pets’ Cemetery The Largest Pets’ Cemetery in Ireland One of the most interesting parts of Powerscourt Gardens is the Pets’ Cemetery which is the resting place of the much loved pets of the Wingfield and Slazenger families. It is situated along the Rhododendron Walk and features striking Azaleas, Rhododendrons and Roses in the summer months. The cemetery is believed to be the largest pets’ cemetery in any private Irish garden.

The Much-Loved Pets of Powerscourt The families had a wide variety of pets including children’s ponies ‘Tommy’ and his wife ‘Magic’ as well as ‘Swift’ and ‘Bully.’ Another favourite pet included ‘Eugenie’ the Jersey cow who had 17 calves and produced over 100,000 gallons of milk! The names of the pets such as ‘Mrs Mare’, ‘Little Bots’ and ‘Doodles Chow’ are a joy to read.

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The Walled Gardens

The Walled Gardens are one of the oldest

The Herbaceous Border

and shrubs, and seeing them increase year by

parts of the gardens and feature fascinating

year in size and beauty has been one of the

plants along Ireland’s longest double

The original selection of plants and shrubs

greatest pleasures of my life.” The fountain

herbaceous border. The Walled Gardens

along the herbaceous border were chosen

along the border was collected by Lord

were once known as ‘The Kitchen Garden’ as

by Lady Powerscourt, the wife of the 7

Powerscourt in London and he considered a

vegetable and fruit trees grew here to keep

Viscount. Her husband Lord Powerscourt

fountain of its quality “difficult to find” and

the family kitchen well stocked.

once said “The planting of the choice plants

thus a prized possession.

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Julia’s Memorial

In the Walled Garden you will find ‘Julia’s Memorial’, a calm reflective pond built in honour of the 7th Viscountess by her son. Her husband Mervyn, the 7th Viscount also named the bust of a lady at the front of the house “Empress Julia”. The Walled Garden features the ‘Bamberg Gate’ which came from the Cathedral at Bamberg in Germany in the 18th century.

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Gates to the Garden Bamberg Gate

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English Gate

The Chorus Gate

Venetian Gate

The 7th Viscount bought this from Mr.

the entrance of a garden” and was erected

Pratt, a curiosity dealer in London. Admire

in 1900. The vases on the stone piers are

The Chorus Gate was made from a copy of a

its intricate ironwork and interesting

made of Capo d’Istria stone. Located at the

17 century German gate, and was purchased

perspective, designed to create the illusion

entrance to the Herbaceous Border.

in London for this position. Note the musical

of a longer garden beyond it.

insignia on its intricate ironwork.

Located in the Walled Garden

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Located at the entrance to the Walled Garden

Bamberg Gate

Venetian Gate

The English Gate The English Gate leads the way to the Dolphin Pond and the Pets’ Cemetery. This beautiful

This double gate is of Italian design and was

gate was brought from England in 1873 and

made by Moise dall Torre at Venice. In the

if you look closely you can see rose, thistle

The 240 year old ‘Bamberg Gate’ came from

words of Lord Powerscourt its design includes

and shamrock motifs. These are the national

the Cathedral at Bamberg in Germany.

a grapevine pattern which is “suitable to

emblems of England, Scotland and Ireland.

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Statues in the Gardens

Treasures from Far Places

The Winged Horses

Fame & Victory

The Viscounts of Powerscourt truly enjoyed

One of the most striking features of the

These winged figures were created for the 7th

travelling throughout Europe, selecting

Italian Gardens is the pair of life-sized

Viscount in 1866 by Professor Hugo Hagen of

original pieces of work and commissioning

Winged Horses which watch over Triton

Berlin from the design of the great German

replicas to bring an international flavour

lake. They are made of zinc and form part of

sculptor Rauch.

to the gardens. Enjoy exciting sculptures

the family coat of arms. They were created by

Location: Italian Garden

of Gods and Mythical Creatures as well as

Professor Hugo Hagen in Berlin in 1869. The

exquisite water features on your visit to

fountain in this dramatic lake is based on the

Powerscourt.

fountain in the Piazza Barberini in Rome. Location: Italian Garden

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The Sitting Mercury and Sleeping Faun

The Bronze Group of Children Similar to sculptures at Versailles, this

These are two bronze copies of the

bronze group of children are of French design

well-known statues found at Herculaneum.

and the work of Marin. The two vases on each

They were bought by the 7th Viscount at

side, with Cupids facing each other, were

Naples in 1883 from Massulli, a sculptor who

bought at St. Petersburg.

specialised in bronze.

Location: Italian Garden

Location: Italian Garden

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Statues in the Gardens Two Men Fighting This is a fine group by the Swedish sculptor Molin. It represents two men who had won the affection of the same lady, and were fastened together with a strap to fight it out with daggers! This is a copy of the original which stands in front of the palace at Stockholm. Location: Italian Garden

Apollo Belvedere & Diana

The Ball Throwers

The statues of Apollo Belvedere and Diana

These are two bronze copies of the well-

on the upper Italian terraces were bought

known statues found at Herculaneum. They

in Rome by the 6 Viscount.

were bought by the 7th Viscount at Naples

Location: Italian Garden

in 1883 from the sculptor Massulli.

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The Spitting Men

Location: Walled Garden

These are two grand bronze figures of Aeolus and are a 17th century Italian work. They were part of a fountain group at the Palais Royal in Paris. They were sold by Christie’s of London to the 7th Viscount in 1872. Location: Italian Garden

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Belvedere

Apollo


Laocoön

Julia’s Memorial

The Dolphin Pond

The Laocoön is an enormous piece of

This memorial garden to Julia, the widow

The Dolphin Pond gets its name from

sculpture based on a Greek legend. It was

of the 7 Viscount Powerscourt, was

the central fountain which has a jet and

brought from Rome by the 6 Viscount. It

designed by her son in 1931. The four busts

dolphins spouting water up to 5 metres.

stands on a single piece of granite which

are those of the four great Italian masters;

It was brought from Paris by the 7th

was quarried in Glencree. It took two

Michael Angelo, Leonardo Da Vinci,

Viscount in the late 19th century. It was

weeks to move this on wooden rollers from

Raphael and Benvenuto Cellini. These are

once known as “The Green Pond” and is

Glencree to Powerscourt, with the Head

copies of those at the Vatican and the work

one of the oldest parts of Powerscourt

Gardener at the time, Alexander Robertson

of Alexander McDonald completed in

Gardens, even appearing on a 1740 map

seated on top issuing instructions!

Rome in 1878.

of the estate as a fish pond.

Location: Chorus Gate, Italian Garden

Location: Walled Garden

Location: Beside the Pets’ Cemetery

The Sundial Fountain

The Spitting Men

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Laocoon

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Powerscourt Waterfall Ireland’s Highest Waterfall

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Visitors have been coming to Powerscourt Waterfall for over 260 years, attracted by the beautiful cascade set in magnificent surroundings. The waterfall is the highest in Ireland at 121 m (398 ft.) and is situated at the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains, surrounded by specimen trees.

The Giants Among Us

Lord Powerscourt’s Deerpark

A Royal Visit

The road from gate lodge towards the

In 1860, Lord Powerscourt introduced the

In 1821 King George IV visited Ireland and

Waterfall is surrounded by Beech, Oak,

Sika deer to his Estate in Enniskerry and

travelled to Powerscourt. A special viewing

Larch and Pine trees, some of which were

from there they have spread around the

platform was made for him near the

planted over 200 years ago. The parkland

island of Ireland. Sika deer originate from

waterfall and, in order to create a more

features Giant Redwood or Sequoia trees

eastern Asia and the word ‘sika’ is Japanese

spectacular sight, a dam was put in place

which are native to California and were

for deer. Lord Powerscourt once had a large

above the falls. The King spent too long at

planted at Powerscourt circa 1860. In

deer park at the waterfall where he had many

Powerscourt House and, fortunately for him,

their native land they may grow up to

different types of deer including the red deer

never saw the waterfall because when the

80 m high and live for 4,000 years.

which are native to Ireland, Indian Sambur

dam was removed the huge rush of water

deer and the South African Eland.

swept the viewing platform away! Today the waterfall is a haven for family picnics, with woodland and river walks and a children’s playground.

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Trees at Powerscourt The moment our visitors arrive

The trees at Powerscourt have

at Powerscourt Estate they are

been planted over the past two

greeted with a tree lined avenue of

centuries and there are now

beech trees planted over 200 years

hundreds of varieties for our

ago by Viscount Powerscourt.

visitors to enjoy. Today they look

The romantic landscape of

quite familiar, but in the 19th

trees overlooking the Sugarloaf

century they were mostly new and

Mountain and surrounding

exotic trees, collected from the

countryside is a pleasure to walk

Americas and all over the world.

or drive through during each of the seasons.

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The dark conifers which frame

We have Irish and European

Triton Lake and the Italian

Champion trees including a

garden were designed to create

Wild Cherry, a Torrey Pine and a

a vista that was part of the wider

Southern Beech. There are many

landscape. This view was created

exceptional trees on the estate

between 1840 and about 1890 by the 6th and 7th Viscounts Powerscourt. Plantings continued under the 8th Viscount in the early years of the 20th century and continue to this day.

including a line of Douglas Firs which are among the tallest in Ireland and about 150 years old. The Dawn Redwood is another notable tree on the Estate which was discovered in China in 1947

Our climate at Powerscourt is

and introduced to Ireland in 1949.

relatively kind, hence the rapid

Among the Dawn Redwoods in the

growth recorded for many trees in

gardens is the tallest of the species

the gardens.

in Ireland.

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Powerscourt Today After the fire, Powerscourt House was

The Estate is also home to Powerscourt

restored and re-opened in 1996, although not

Golf Club with its two awe inspiring

to its original glory. The house is now home

championship golf courses. The Powerscourt

to the best of Irish design in gifts, clothes,

Garden Pavilion offers everything from

and furniture. The Terrace Café offers the

indoor and outdoor plants to furniture and

finest in Irish artisan, home cooked cuisine.

accessories to enhance your gardening and

Visitors to Powerscourt can also enjoy Tara’s

lifestyle needs. The sublime Ritz-Carlton

Palace, a museum for children, on the

Powerscourt Hotel, incorporating an Espa

mezzanine floor of the House. Powerscourt

Spa and Gordon Ramsey restaurant.

House is again vibrant and thriving and a hugely enjoyable experience.

Powerscourt House: Voted One of the Top Ten Houses and Mansions Worldwide by the Lonely Planet Guide.

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