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

Howth Guided Tours in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland offers three fascinating tour packages that include exercise and fresh air, visual delights and a fascinating historical journey with lots of fun and laughter along the way. Tours are available for business groups and individuals with business tours running on Thursday and Friday evenings, plus they run group tours on weekends for great escapes, with long summer days and beautiful sunsets offering excellent photographic opportunities. Howth Guided Tours offers walks at a leisurely pace with your guide providing fascinating tales of the ancient local history, and there are stunning natural features and surrounding landscapes along the way, they also offer team building activities, and their Mountain Breeze and Forest Fragrance tour finishes in The Summit, a famous Dublin pub with excellent meals and a great history, book today.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

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

The Abbey Tavern in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is a world famous 16th century traditional Irish pub with exquisite food menus and entertainment. The venue is also available for hire, and they have a wide range of private rooms suitable for all event types including weddings, Christmas parties, corporate events, family events, and live events, and the well equipped meeting rooms are available for indoor and outdoor activities with a range of catering options. Delicious meals are served throughout the day from exquisite choices of soups, salads, chowders, seafood and fish dishes, classic mains and succulent grills, they also have gourmet sandwiches, pasta and vegetarian dishes with sides. The Abbey Tavern also hosts Ireland's longest running traditional Irish show with meals, drinks, Irish music and dance, and in this historical location, the dancers perform some of Ireland’s oldest dance routines. There are 4 satellite boxes, 7 HD screens and subscriptions to all of the major sports channels, so come one, come all. 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

Hazelwood Bed and Breakfast in the beautiful fishing village of Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland offers a wonderful home away from home stay, with warm and comfortable accommodation, friendly Irish hospitality and charm. There are choices of single, double, twin and family rooms all en-suite with TV, tea and coffee, hairdryers and free WIFI at an affordable rate. After a restful nights sleep, wake to a delicious full Irish breakfast enjoyed around the dining table, and find out what the area holds for you. Hazelwood Bed and Breakfast is ideally situated for some serious fun close to the picturesque harbour and marina, shops, restaurants, golf and many other attractions and activities, come for an unforgettable stay.READ MORE

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

Shearwater Sea Kayaking in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland welcomes you to share the awe inspiring coastline with them, and offer sea kayaking instruction courses and guided trips led by instructors, they will even customise a trip for you. They offer spring and summer evening courses as well, and in their own words, deliver a wide range of courses from Introductory to Rough Water Handling Skills to Irish Canoe Union approved Proficiency Training and Assessment. Shearwater Sea Kayaking also do trips abroad, offer weekend specials, West Coast Sea Kayak Wildlife trips, Canoe Ireland Training and Assessment, winter pool sessions and afternoon trips, come on an unforgettable and amazing adventure with them, and explore the hidden treasures of the North Dublin coast by Sea Kayak.READ MORE

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