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Bray : Michelin's recommendations

Bray is an old seaside resort with a sand and shingle beach, located at the far south end of Killiney bay. Over the last few years, it has become a Dublin dormitory town. Magnificent views of the coastline can be enjoyed from the park on the Bray headland. The Heritage Centre retraces local history, through photographs, maps and crafts. On the seafront, the National Sea Life Centre is home to over thirty aquariums, displaying both marine and freshwater fish.

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Tourist attractions Bray : Things to see and do

Killruddery

R 761 IRL - Bray

Killruddery Gardens were designed by a Frenchman in 1682. Two parallel canals, 168 m long ,are flanked by an avenue of lime trees leading to the park laid out in the 18C. The residence, which was built around 1650, was extensively restructured around..

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Hotels Bray

Royal Hotel & Leisure Centre

Main Street IRL - Bray .

25 minutes’ drive from Dublin’s city centre, the family friendly Royal Hotel is situated in the heart of Bray, Co. Wicklow, only a 5-minute walk from Bray seafront. Guests have free access to the hotel’s swimming pool, sauna, and spa bath. The refu..

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Ramada Woodland Court Hotel

Bray Co Wicklow IRL - Bray .

"Ramada Hotel offers value for money in a convenient location. Free Parking, Free wifi and large family rooms available. On the coast and just off the N11 and M50. Great location to enjoy visiting a huge amount of local attractions and enjoy the..

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Royal Hotel

Main St. IRL - Bray (Wicklow)

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Upon arrival at the Royal Hotel & Leisure Centre in Bray, the friendly staff warmly welcomes the guests making them feel comfortable. The cosy rooms provide a comfortable interior and a feel-at-home ambience. In the restaurant, guests enjoy delicious..

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