
- Ireland
- 2 hours 50 minutes · Bus
Expressway Route 2 Dublin – Wexford
Dublin · Wexford
Countryside
Architecture
Coastal
History & Heritage
Key info
About this journey
A route from Dublin to Wexford that passes through several charming towns, scenic countryside, and cultural landmarks such as Enniscorthy Castle and the Wexford Festival Opera.
Journey overview
Fab day out
Exploring Dublin City Centre is a good start to the day! Take a stroll through the bustling streets, visit one of the many museums or galleries, or simply enjoy a coffee or a meal at one of the many cafes and restaurants. Don't miss the famous Trinity College, St. Patrick's Cathedral, or the Guinness Storehouse.
Next, you'll stop at Donnybrook, a charming suburb located just south of Dublin. Here, you'll find a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, making it a great place to relax and unwind. Donnybrook is also home to several parks and gardens, including Herbert Park, which is a popular spot for picnicking and outdoor activities.
As the coach continues on its journey, you'll reach Arklow, a seaside town located on the coast of County Wicklow. This is a great place to stop off and explore the beautiful beaches and scenic coastline. There are also several historic sites to see in Arklow, including the 12th-century St. Saviour's Church and the 17th-century Bridge Tavern.
Gorey is the next stop on your journey, a bustling market town located in County Wexford. Gorey is a lively and vibrant town, with plenty of shops, cafes, and restaurants to explore. The town is also home to several cultural and historical attractions, including the Gorey Museum and the 17th-century Court House.
The coach will then make its way through the charming village of Clough, and the town of Camolin, before arriving in Ferns. Ferns is a historic town with a rich cultural heritage, and is home to several notable landmarks, including Ferns Castle and St. Mary's Church.
The coach then arrives in Oylegate, a small village located on the southeast coast of Ireland. Oylegate is a quiet and peaceful place, known for its scenic countryside and rolling hills. There are several parks and gardens to explore in Oylegate, as well as a number of historic sites, including the 18th-century Oylegate House.
Then it’s onto Wexford which offers a range of activities for visitors to enjoy. Some must-see attractions include the historic Wexford Opera House, the Irish National Heritage Park, and the picturesque Johnstown Castle and Gardens. Visitors can also take a stroll along the stunning Wexford Quays and sample the local seafood, or visit the Wexford Farmers Market for fresh produce. With its rich history and cultural heritage, Wexford offers a unique experience for visitors.
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Stops & experiences
Places to visit & things to do on this journey
6 attractions the route passes, handpicked. Hover a card for a quick description.

Architecture
Food and drink
History & Heritage
Shopping Centres & Retail Parks
Dublin City Centre
Lively Irish capital with Georgian streets, riverside quays and a vibrant cultural scene.

Architecture
Family Friendly
History & Heritage
Museum
Trinity College
Trinity College, founded in 1592, is a historic Dublin institution celebrated for its illustrious alumni, architectural elegance, and the iconic Book of Kells'][\'7\;6

Architecture
History & Heritage
Major Landmarks
Museum
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Medieval national cathedral of the Church of Ireland in the heart of Dublin.

Architecture
Food and drink
Museum
Guinness Storehouse
The Guinness Storehouse is Dublin's most visited tourist attraction, occupying a seven storey former fermentation plant at the heart of the St James's Gate Brewery. The building…

History & Heritage
Major Landmarks
Ferns castle
Ferns Castle stands in the heart of the historic village of Ferns in County Wexford, the ancient capital of the kingdom of Leinster. Built in the early 13th century, probably by…

Architecture
Coastal
History & Heritage
Wexford
Historic Viking harbour town in Ireland's sunny south-east corner.









