There’s always something new to discover for visitors of all ages at our historic properties.
Take the opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of these houses and gardens and learn their intriguing stories on what promises to be a fascinating day out!
Group visits and school tours should be booked in advance. Our local teams also welcome enquiries about other types of visits and venue hire.
Fota House, Arboretum & Gardens, Cork
The Regency house and gardens are open March – September.
From October – March the gardens are open to enjoy.
Johnstown Castle Estate, Museum & Gardens, Wexford
Open year-round, with the exception of Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and St. Stephens Day.
Strokestown Park House & National Famine Museum, Roscommon
11 Parnell Square East, Dublin
The Irish Heritage Trust and Poetry Ireland officially re-opened this historic Georgian building in the heart of Dublin following a major conservation-led restoration.
Led by architects McCullough Mulvin, the €5.5 million restoration carefully conserved and adapted No.11 for a new future as a shared headquarters for the Irish Heritage Trust, Poetry Ireland and the Irish Landmark Trust.
As the Irish Heritage Trust celebrates its twentieth anniversary in 2026, the reopening of No.11 marks an important moment in the organisation’s ongoing work to conserve, manage and sustainably develop Ireland’s built heritage while strengthening connections between people, place and culture.
Support the Irish Heritage Trust
Irish Heritage Trust membership gives you year-round access to our properties, as well as access to exclusive behind-the-scenes events!
As the Trust is a registered charity and not-for-profit, each and every visit to an Irish Heritage Trust property contributes to our work to conserve and care for some of Ireland’s most significant heritage landmarks.
