Luggwoods Fall Festival
Woodland trail, Spookwood Express and pumpkin patch in Lugg, Co. Dublin.
139 places and events, each linked to its official source.
Woodland trail, Spookwood Express and pumpkin patch in Lugg, Co. Dublin.

Comics, magic, music and messy play at Tallaght Library and Parthalán Place.
Writer-illustrator workshop at Chapters Bookstore, Parnell Street.
Four-day Dublin City Council festival with family events across the city.

Gothic family fun park in St Patrick's Park with storytelling, street arts, face-painting and a Victorian carousel.

Halloween trail and entertainment at Dublin Zoo over midterm.

Drop-in Halloween mask workshop at National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks.

Halloween disco at the Round Room, Mansion House, with The Ark and Bram Stoker Festival.
Drawing, reading and comic workshops across Dublin City Council libraries. Book via the library.

Zoo in the Phoenix Park with animals, playgrounds and a family events calendar.

Interactive museum on Irish emigration in the Docklands.
National art collection on Merrion Square with family programmes.
Museum and library in the grounds of Dublin Castle.

Viking and medieval museum at Christ Church.

Museum of Dublin's 20th century story on St Stephen's Green.
Cultural centre for children in Temple Bar with shows and workshops.
Working farm and gardens in Dundrum.

Gardens and glasshouses in Glasnevin.

Historic castle with tours and gardens.

Former prison, now a museum, visited by guided tour.

Castle, gardens and parkland in Malahide.

Georgian house and traditional farm in Donabate.

One of Europe's largest enclosed city parks.
Visitor centre, tower house and biodiversity centre in the park.
Edwardian estate beside the Phoenix Park.

Large park in Rathfarnham run by DLR County Council.
DLR park around Cabinteely House.

Hilltop park with views over Dublin Bay.

Victorian park in Dún Laoghaire.

Seaside park run by DLR County Council.
DLR park in Shankill.

Large Dublin City Council park in Raheny.

Dublin City Council park in Ballsbridge.

Dublin City Council park in Terenure.

Georgian square park in the city centre.
Dublin City Council park in Fairview.

South Dublin County Council park in Clondalkin.

South Dublin County Council park between Tallaght and Templeogue.

South Dublin County Council park in Lucan.

16th-century castle run by the OPW.

18th-century neoclassical building run by the OPW.

Museum on Irish history in the General Post Office.

Museum of Irish writing on St Stephen's Green.
Modern art museum in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham grounds.

Historic estate in Howth.

Coillte forest recreation site in the Dublin Mountains.

Coillte forest walk to the ruin on Montpelier Hill.
DLR County Council park between Ballybrack and Cabinteely.
DLR County Council park in Deansgrange.
DLR County Council park and gardens in Stepaside.
Island nature reserve and beach in Dublin Bay.
Dublin City Council park in Glasnevin.
Dublin City Council park in Ballymun.
Dublin City Council park in Balgriffin.
Dublin City Council park in Crumlin.
Dublin City Council park in Ballyfermot.
Small Dublin City Council park beside St Audoen's Church.
Dublin City Council park in Rathmines.
Dublin City Council park in Ringsend.
Dublin City Council park in Ballyfermot.
Dublin City Council park in Grangegorman.
Former city reservoir, now a quiet Dublin City Council park.
Dublin City Council park beside St Patrick's Cathedral.
Seafront promenade along Dublin Bay in Clontarf.
Dublin City Council park in Finglas.
Dublin City Council park in Whitehall.
South Dublin County Council park in Tallaght.
South Dublin County Council park in Palmerstown.
Victorian city-centre park run by the OPW.
Memorial garden on Parnell Square run by the OPW.
Museum and parkland in Rathfarnham run by the OPW.
Coillte forest site in the Dublin Mountains.
Coillte forest site near the Scalp.
Coillte pine forest in the Dublin Mountains.
Coillte forest site with the Lead Mines chimney nearby.
National library on Kildare Street with exhibitions.
Dublin City Gallery on Parnell Square.
Performance venue at DCU in Glasnevin.
Theatre in Dún Laoghaire.
Arts centre in Blanchardstown.
Arts and community centre in Ballymun.
Museum of Gaelic games at Croke Park.
Swimming and aquatic centre in Blanchardstown.
Museum of printing in Beggars Bush, Dublin 4.
Exhibition at Trinity College Dublin.
Museum of Dublin tenement and Georgian life.
Boat tours on the River Liffey.
Public libraries across Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, including dlr LexIcon.
Public libraries across Dublin city.
Working stud farm with horses and the Japanese Gardens.
Palladian mansion with parklands open 7am to 8.30pm.
Coillte forest park with three looped trails including a 0.8km lake walk for all.
Bog of Allen park with indoor and outdoor play, pet farm, mini golf and road train.
Pet farm near Maynooth with party rooms and picnic areas.
Gardens and house near Enniskerry, plus Powerscourt Waterfall nearby.
Ireland's largest national park, with trails around Glendalough.
Treetop walkway and viewing tower in Avondale Forest Park.
Self-guided visit to the 1702 gaol; reopens 16 November 2026.
Aquarium on Bray seafront, open daily 10am to 6pm.
Theme park and zoo near Ashbourne; book tickets in advance.
OPW visitor centre for Newgrange and Knowth; pre-booking essential for all, including infants.
Ireland's largest Anglo-Norman castle, run by the OPW.
Farm between Kells and Athboy that hosts school tours and groups.
Indoor theme park with waterpark, bowling, laser tag, soft play and climbing.
Site of Ireland's first Cistercian foundation, run by the OPW.
Outdoor adventure centre with family activities, camps and kids parties.
Guided tours of the oldest intact operational lighthouse in the world, plus cafe.
Replica famine ship and Irish emigrant experience in New Ross.
Cistercian abbey in County Wexford, run by the OPW.
Family-run open farm with animals, maze and mini diggers.
Adventure golf, bumper boats, mini jeeps, bowling and arcade in Courtown.
Open farm, shop and cafe with an adventure railroad train and games room.
Ziplines and high ropes in Donadea Forest Park; courses for families with kids aged 3 and up.
Bowling, Wacky World soft play, KZone and diner in Naas.
Indoor play centre with a three-storey soft play frame and laser tag; also in Newbridge.
Art, craft and design school for children with drop-in creative play, classes and camps.
House tours, parkland walks and a playground near Blessington.
Treetop adventure with 6 levels and over 20 zip lines, best for older kids and teens.
Alpaca farm with a kids alpaca experience, about 40 minutes from Dublin city centre per the farm.
Ziplines and high ropes at Djouce Park; courses for ages 3 and up, sessions about 90 minutes.
Children's play centre with toddler and junior zones and laser tag.
Ancient royal site run by the OPW; much of the tour is outdoors on uneven ground.
Family farm near Newgrange with farmyard fun for all ages.
Family-friendly estate with gardens, a medieval motte and woodland walks.
Environmental charity with a nature trail and river walk on the River Nanny.
Outdoor multi-activity adventure park in the Boyne Valley with mini golf.
Play park with bouncy castles, pedal go-karts, mini golf, climbing towers and water play.
Adventure park; Adventure Lights runs 24 October 2026 to 3 January 2027.
Coillte woodland with way-marked trails, including a 1.3km loop.
Coillte woodland with an easy 1.7km looped nature trail.
Drogheda's municipal art gallery.
Indoor children's play area in Dundalk.
Trampoline park in Dundalk for ages 5 to 18, with toddler sessions for 5 and under.
Soft play, bowling and arcade in Dundalk.
Castle, Irish Agricultural Museum, lakeside walks and a woodland playground.
Nature reserve on the North Slob; reserve and visitor centre open 9am to 5pm.
Open farm with free car parking; open Saturdays and Sundays in spring and autumn.
Live escape rooms at Leisure Max, one hour per game.
Indoor adventure playground with multistorey slides and an under 5s area.