Nestled near Waterford, Mount Congreve House and Gardens offers a glimpse into Ireland's botanical beauty and architectural heritage. The estate, once home to Ambrose Congreve, boasts stunning Georgian architecture set amidst 70 acres of meticulously landscaped gardens. Wander through terraces adorned with rare plants and vibrant blooms, reflecting Congreve's passion for horticulture. Explore woodland walks, serene lakes, and meandering paths that lead to hidden gems like the Chinese pagoda and the walled garden's Victorian glasshouse.
Whether strolling along the Rhododendron Walk or relaxing by the reflecting pools, Mount Congreve invites visitors to immerse themselves in a serene blend of natural splendor and historical charm, making it a must-visit destination for garden enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Visiting on our spring trip? Then in addition to everything else you'll enjoy the soft white pinks of the one-kilometer mature Magnolia Tree walkway to the deep pink-reds of the Camellias and Rhododendrons, perfectly in bloom.
If you're travelling on our autumn holiday, then be prepared for the deep bronze tones of the Maple Lawn to the fallen Beech Tree nuts, gathered by Ireland's native and rare red squirrel.