Top Things to do in Swords
The 5 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Swords, Province of Leinster
Discover the best top things to do in Swords, Ireland including The Attic Bar, Ward River Valley Park, Swords Round Tower, The Harp Bar, Swords Castle.
Restaurants in Swords
1. The Attic Bar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
The freshest bar in the area. Bringing something completely new to Swords, the bar incorporates eclectic decor, comic book/movie artwork on the walls, board games, classic arcade machines and cozy couches. Ditched the idea of the same typical beers and gone for the craft/world beer generation. Food includes some tasty pizza, which you can enjoy with a tasty pint or cocktail.
Reviewed By irishpotato11 - Swords, Ireland
We really enjoy drinking in this cozy bar. Selection of IPAs is excellent and they now have wow burger available which is great given you have to order food with your beer. Staff really friendly and social distancing amongst customers well managed.
2. Ward River Valley Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By muhammadbilalk2014
Wonderful park with a river running through it also And has wonderful kids play area too and exercise machines as well. Would definitely recommend this place to any one interested in evening stroll
3. Swords Round Tower
4. The Harp Bar
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 60 reviews
The Harp Lounge is one of Sword’s liveliest bars. Its unique design ensures that it caters for all tastes; whether you want to enjoy a quiet drink, some afternoon pub grub with the family, a girly night out or listen to the best live music in the area then the Harp bar has it covered. Grab a tasty bite and quench your thirst in the Harp Bar, we regularly run drink promotions and special offers on our lunch deli counter, our carvery and on the bar menu.
5. Swords Castle
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By lorcanireland2020
Ruined by an industrial walk way around the internal walls signed off by the Office of Public Works and LCC costing a small fortune of tax payers money(millions) and installed by engineers who got the measurements wrong and is only accessible on half the internal wall.(they fecked up) Brown envelopes no doubt involved ! This is a crying shame and has ruined the appearance and this magnificent Palace where the Bishop of Dublin resided many moons ago. Should be removed , money repaid, metal walk way removed and a wooden structure should be installed in its place...this attempt to marry the old with the new does not work at all! IT'S DREADFUL!
