Events Guide

Massive Garden Market End of Season Stock Clearance Sale
On Sat 28th August an end of season stock clearance sale will take place on all Plants and Garden Equipment, decorative pots, tools, accessories etc. 60% off. Everything must go. No reasonable offer refused.
Belvedere Summer -Autumn Events 2010 PDF
Download Belvedere Summer - Autumn Events 2010 PDF
Belvedere Current Opening Times
Belvedere is open daily 10am until 19.00pm. Cafe, House & Garden Market Close at 17.00 daily. Opening hours are dependent upon events.
Belvedere Bat Walks 2010
Belvederes Bat walks are in association with Bat Conservation Ireland.
Richard Haslam Flower Arranging Workshops
Renowned, Chelsea Gold Medal Winning designer florist Richard Haslam will run a series of all day workshops in September 2010 at Belvedere.
Scruffs Dog Show 2010 on Sunday 3rd October 2010 at 1pm
In aid of and in association with ISPCA
Halloween Events
Upcoming events for Halloween 2010
Green Santa at Belvedere this Christmas 2010
Following on the success of last year, 2010 will once again see Narnia goes back in time, back to a time when Father Christmas wore Green robes; as in Victorian Times.

Other Info

Belvedere is open to the public 7 days a week all year round.

We look forward to meeting you at Belvedere House Gardens & Park.

Tel:	+353 (0) 44 9349060
Fax:	+353 (0) 44 9349002
Email:	info@belvedere-house.ie

Belvedere Experience

Belvedere estate today is a very important example of cultural built heritage that has been transformed into a tourism asset of national importance for the region. Currently attracting over 160'000 visitors a year the estate is a multi faceted tourism/leisure site with a diverse range of uses throughout the year.

Belvedere hosts large scale outdoor events such as multistage weekend music festivals to smaller intimate garden theatre performances. A day visitor to Belvedere gets to explore the restored Belvedere House, Victorian Walled Garden and rolling parkland with it's numerous follies. Belvedere can be a place of quiet contemplation and also a bustling, vibrant, colourful place with the many events held here, it is a place resonant of the past but relevant to the future.

The historic role of the Big House in Ireland was one of dominance and exclusion. The Houses were hidden away behind high walls designed to keep people out and were surrounded by idyllic landscaped grounds for the enjoyment of the few. Now days a big house such as Belvedere (stature not size) in public ownership the aim is for inclusion not exclusion. As well as normal tourism business Belvedere works closely with providing access to large numbers of community based projects, sports clubs, art groups and local initiatives.

Belvedere Experience

For a day visit to Belvedere to fit everything in a visit time of 3 hours is advised. Check for upcoming events in our news section.