As you can see from HomeLand Art
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Discover Howth: A Perfect Escape from Dublin City
Overview
Howth offers a picturesque escape just outside Dublin City, blending natural beauty with vibrant local culture. Just a short trip from the city, it's a destination worth exploring, offering breathtaking views and enriching experiences.
Highlights of Howth
When you visit Howth, you'll see why it's featured in [HomeLand Art's](http://www.HomeLandart.ie/) gallery with stunning paintings of the harbour and the iconic Bailey Lighthouse. The village is just 9 miles from Dublin's city centre and accessible by the DART train, making it a convenient getaway.
From Howth Summit, accessible by the 31C bus, you'll be rewarded with panoramic views of Dublin Bay. On clear days, you can even glimpse the distant mountains of Wales and as far as Wexford. It’s an ideal spot to appreciate the majestic Bailey Lighthouse.
Recommended Activities
Cliff Walk
For first-time visitors, the cliff walk from Howth Summit to the harbour is a must. This invigorating trek takes about 45 minutes to an hour, immersing you in the landscape's beauty and setting the stage for a delightful lunch in the village.
Dining Options
Howth boasts a variety of dining experiences:
- The Bloody Stream: Located beneath the Dart station, it's perfect for a cozy Sunday afternoon, especially in winter with its roaring fire. Don’t miss the chowder!
- Findlaters: An excellent choice for evening outings, offering a patio with views over Howth Harbour and the Island of Ireland’s Eye.
- The Waterside Pub: Renowned for a great pint of Guinness and delicious bar food. For a more substantial meal, visit The Wheelhouse restaurant upstairs.
- Abbey Tavern: A favorite among tourists for its traditional music sessions.
- The Cock Tavern: A local favorite, especially among fishermen, known for its lively atmosphere and fantastic Guinness.
Beyond the Pubs
For those seeking non-pub activities, Howth doesn't disappoint. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy two 18-hole courses and a par-3 course at Deerpark Hotel, where the scenery adds to the golfing experience.
The nearby Transport Museum is worth a visit. Though small, it offers fascinating insights into local history.
On sunny afternoons, a leisurely stroll around the harbour, perhaps with a "99" ice cream in hand, is a favorite local pastime. Enjoy watching the bustling activity, admire the boats, and maybe even spot a seal or two.
Closing Thoughts
Howth is not just a visual delight but also a cultural and recreational gem. We hope you visit and enjoy this charming village, and perhaps see it through the lens of [HomeLand Art's](http://www.HomeLandart.ie/) captivating paintings.
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