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Victoria Bridge in Celbridge was built in 1837, replacing an earlier structure that had been damaged by floods. It’s a five-arch limestone bridge that has carried traffic across the River Liffey for nearly two centuries. Today it remains the main crossing in the town and a local landmark marking the start of many cycling routes.

Lock 13 gastro pub is worth it

Ruins of church dated ca. 1500 AD and cemetery.

Sallins, a picturesque village nestled in the County Kildare countryside, exudes a charming ambiance that captures the essence of rural Ireland. Situated along the Grand Canal, this quaint locale seamlessly blends historical charm with modern convenience. The heart of Sallins is adorned with traditional Irish architecture, featuring cozy cottages and small businesses that line the streets. The Grand Canal, a defining feature, adds a serene touch to the village, offering picturesque waterside views and scenic towpaths for leisurely strolls. A visit to Sallins presents an opportunity to experience the warmth of Irish hospitality. Local pubs and eateries dot the landscape, inviting you to savor traditional Irish fare and perhaps engage in friendly conversations with locals who are known for their welcoming nature.

Naas Lock No. 4, situated along the Grand Canal in Naas, is a captivating spot that adds to the scenic allure of the area. The Grand Canal itself is a waterway with a rich history, and each lock along its path contributes to the picturesque landscape. Naas Lock No. 4 is not just a functional part of the canal system but also a place of tranquility.

good place to refuel, has cycle parking and pump just in case

This was the first lock in Naas town. The lock is used to raise and lower the water level for passing boats.

Gorgeous views up and down the canal from Abbey Bridge.