Kylemore Abbey, TOP 1 tourist attraction Ireland
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Your visit at Kylemore Abbey

Tickets & Info

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Your ticket gives you entry to the whole estate and includes:

  • The restored rooms in the Abbey (ground floor only)
  • The Neo-Gothic Church
  • The Mausoleum
  • Woodland and Lakeshore Walks
  • The Victorian Walled Garden (including shuttle bus to and from the Garden)
  • Entry to performances in the Neo-Gothic Church when scheduled
  • Guided Garden Tours in June, July and August (see events calendar)
Before you visit, make sure to download your brochure in your language.
Visitor Centre and Admission to the Estate
Open 7 days: 10am to 6pm (last admission 5pm)

Kylemore Abbey Craft & Design - Gift Shop
Open 7 days: 10am to 6pm

The Kylemore Kitchen - Dining at Kylemore 
Open 7 days: 10am to 5:30pm

The Victorian Walled Garden
Open 7 days: 10am to 6pm

Kylemore Kitchen Café

Open 7 days a week: 10am to 5:30pm

The Garden Teahouse

Open 7 days: 11am to 4pm

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Kylemore Testimonials

Great destination for a trip from Galway. Interesting history of the history of the abbey. Ore er labora. One can only imagine how the live looked like of the nuns with hard work and prayers. Stunning garden with lot‘s of interesting plants.

Ute L

A visit to Kylemore Abbey is a wonderful experience. The refurbished Abbey with its visitor centre is imposing and intimate at the same time. Beautifully done, and very interesting. The small gothic church is as intricate as a mini cathedral, and the gardens are magnificent, and everywhere the views are stunning. With a gift and coffee shop, (and a restaurant in better times), we happily spent the best part of the day there, and loved every minute.

Alison (Maynooth)

Kylemore Abbey is well worth visiting. The Abbey is in a stunning location perched over the lake which reflects the castle. The walled gardens are a must. Created without a care for a budget and it shows. The glass houses which were built originally must have been a sight to behold with all the exotic fruits and flowers.

Rosaleen O