Snowdrop Month at Huntington Castle

Huntington invites visitors to enjoy its stunning grounds, which are home to a unique collection of snowdrops and crocuses. These historic 17th-century gardens provide a picturesque setting to explore, with notable highlights including the French limes lining the avenue, the tranquil fish ponds along the central walk, the expansive lawns beside the house, and the enchanting Yew Tree Walk through the wilderness. After exploring the gardens, head back to the castle for a guided tour of the house, where you’ll learn about its fascinating history and the lives of the family who call it home today.

Huntington Castle has been listed as one of the top six gardens to visit in Ireland’s Ancient East. Every weekend in February, Huntington invites visitors to enjoy its stunning grounds, which are home to a unique collection of snowdrops and crocuses. These historic 17th-century gardens provide a picturesque setting to explore, with notable highlights including the French limes lining the avenue, the tranquil fish ponds along the central walk, the expansive lawns beside the house, and the enchanting Yew Tree Walk through the wilderness.

After exploring the gardens, head back to the castle for a guided tour of the house, where you’ll learn about its fascinating history and the lives of the family who call it home today. For a truly relaxing experience, why not take a well-earned break in the castle’s delightful tea rooms? And to make the most of your visit, consider extending your stay in one of the beautiful castle rooms or self-catering cottages, offering the perfect base to fully experience all that Huntington Castle has to offer.

For more information on events and visiting details, visit https://carlowgardentrail.com/whats-on/snowdrop-month-in-carlow/