Baltinglass Abbey

Impressive & atmospheric, the ruins of Baltinglass Abbey are free to visit and open in daylight hours. There's some beautiful examples of ornate stone carving, as well as a rather impressive pyramid styled mausoleum in the graveyard. The field next door also has some friendly cows!

Nice Abbey with views of the mountains, it is one of popular cistercian abbey dating back to 12 th cen

Quaint, looks very majestic driving in from the north! Near Brownshill Portal Tomb and Ducketts Grove. Also not far from Castleruddery Stone Circle or Broadleas Stone Circle (and Athgreany if it reopens).

A beautiful old abbey with lovely grounds. It has excellent parking and the abbey can be explored inside and out, it has a nice garden to its rear and one very large tomb of interest. There a nice walks along the rive also. All in all a super location and loads to see and admire, enjoy

These beautiful ruins are situated in a picturesque location near the town of Baltinglass. With a nearby park and river, it becomes a popular destination on sunny days.

Baltinglass Abbey is the ruins of a medieval Cistercian monastery in County Wicklow, Ireland. It was founded in 1148 by Dermot MacMurrough, King of Leinster. The abbey was closed in the 16th century during the dissolution of the monasteries. Today, its preserved Gothic arches, columns, and remnants of the nave attract tourists and history enthusiasts.

Easy to access, amazing ruins / architecture need to mind surrounded area since it is used as burial grounds

A beautiful 11th century Abbey in a lovely quiet Wicklow village. My wife and I were fortunate enough to have Martin Blake, local photographer / videographer and historian, meet with us there and explain some of the history and significance of the ruins.

The abbey itself is undergoing conservation works so there is no access but in front is a lovely little park onto the river Slaney. A nice little pit stop if you are traveling through with picnic benches and a lovely view