Viewpoint Of Cliffs in Dublin: photos, reviews

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Perched on the stunning Howth Head in Dublin, the Viewpoint Of Cliffs offers a breathtaking escape with unmatched beauty. With an impressive average rating of 4.9 on Google, this attraction captivates visitors with its dramatic landscapes and expansive views. The recommended experience involves taking a boat for the finest perspective, though the Summit and Head walk also provide a memorable journey through the area's natural splendor. While the lighthouse remains inaccessible, the panoramic views from Howth Summit more than make up for it, making this spot perfect for hiking and unwinding. One of Ireland's most picturesque places, it promises a refreshing retreat for those looking to enjoy nature's finest.

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Thormanby Road

Bus stop 773 m walk

Howth, Stella Maris Convent

Bus station 772 m walk

4.9

based on 363 reviews

Google

4.9/5 363 reviews

Uwe Müller

Cliff Viewpoint – Windy, but worth it This photo spot along the cliffs near Howth offers a great view of the lighthouse below. But be warned – it’s really windy, so hold onto your hat (and your phone)! The view itself is nice, but in our opinion, it’s even better from higher up, where you get a wider perspective of the coastline and cliffs. Still, a good stop along the way – just don’t expect a calm moment unless the weather’s unusually kind.

Andrea Carrara

E' uno dei punti panoramici di Dublino Se viaggiate in auto, dirigetevi direttamente al parcheggio oltre il Summit Pub e seguite la nostra guida all'Howth Cliff Walk . Se utilizzi i mezzi pubblici, prendi la DART fino a Howth Village e poi cammina fino a Howth Hill Una volta raggiunte le scogliere, scoprirete perché questo luogo è rinomato per essere il luogo con i panorami più belli di Dublino. Da questo punto si vede anche il faro di Baily. Il panorama e' molto bello e sei a pochi minuti da Dublino. Tra i luoghi più interessanti ci sono il faro di Bailey, la spiaggia "nascosta" di Howth (ammirabile solo dall'alto ) e le scogliere scoscese.