Malahide Map

Places of Interest

Malahide Castle

This is one of Dublin’s top visitor attractions. Malahide Castle was built in the late 12th century by the Talbot family who remained in residence there until 1975. Open to the public there are many period rooms on view and the castle contains the National Portrait Collection of the National Gallery.

Malahide Castle Exhibitions

Visit the Fry Model Railway collection and Tara’s Palace Dolls House. The Fry collection is a working railway of unique handmade train models; this is one of the world’s largest miniature railways (covering 2,500 sq. ft.).
Tara’s Palace is located in Malahide Castle Courtyard and is designed and built to 1/12 scale, encapsulating the grandeur and elegance of Ireland’s great 18th Century mansions.

Malahide Demesne

 The castle grounds are now a 109-hectare park with walks, playground and sports facilities and featuring the Talbot Botanic gardens, a 10-hectare walled garden with over 5,000 species of plants.

Coastal Walk & Beach

The sandy beach can be enjoyed all year round and the coastal walk extends from the village to Portmarnock with lovely sea views along the way.

Entertainment and Shopping

Malahide is famous for its vitality. A village stroll will reveal a great choice of dining, entertainment and shopping experiences.