Discover the rich history and heritage of
Ireland’s Ancient East - 30 minutes from Dublin city.
Explore the story of Arthur Guinness - visit his iconic sculpture in the
village of his birth and his nearby hillside resting place.
Discover a charming Liffeyside village with lots to do, or just take things
easy with good food and drink and a warm Kildare welcome.
Stroll along the wooded riverside paths and stately lime-tree avenue of
Castletown; walk the tranquil canal banks; or follow the footsteps of Swift to
Celbridge Abbey.
Discover sites full of interest and inspiration, from the early Christian site
in Tea Lane, resting place of the Grattans, to the ‘Big Houses’ of Georgian
Ireland, and an intact Great Famine workhouse.
Hear the stories of places and people, with guided tours to bring it all to
life.
Discover world class venues nearby - the K Club and Carton; the Curragh and
Punchestown; the entertainment, sporting and cultural highlights of
Dublin.
Get the details on this site. Get there easily, by road,
rail or bus. Get the Celbridge experience!
Choose from a large number of attractions and discover what Celbridge has to offer.
One of Ireland's most famous sons, Arthur Guinness was born in Celbridge and buried nearby.
If you prefer a more active experience, Celbridge has plenty of options!
From homely Bed & Breakfasts, to five star hotels, Celbridge and its environs have what you need.
From a craft-roasted coffee, a pint and a steak, to excellence in modern European cuisine.
First time or return visit - planning is the key!