Visit Santa Claus @ Killruddery, Bray

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22nd December 2018 @ 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Killruddery House
Garden House
Kilruddery Demesne West, Bray, Co. Wicklow
Ireland
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01 2863405
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Visit Santa Claus @ Killruddery, Bray @ Killruddery House | Kilruddery | County Wicklow | Ireland

A visit to Santa Claus at Killruddery is back.

This unique event will take place in the stables that wrap around Killruddery’s Horseyard.

Your visit to Santa Claus will begin at Elf Holly’s registration desk. Santa Claus’ elves will bring you in for some fireside story time and singing with Mrs Claus. Once settled the elves will have some milk and home-made cookies* for the children while the adults offered a little mulled wine, tea or coffee.

Santa Claus and his elves have a special workshop where children will participate in making a festive craft. The children will  helped by the elves and when they are finished their crafts, it’s time to visit Santa Claus’ Sleigh.

Santa Claus’ sleigh creates perfect photo moments while you wait for your family’s individual visit to Santa Claus himself. Here is your chance to tell Santa Claus all about your year and leave your Christmas list. Santa Claus wants to give each child a small but special gift to remember this moment by.

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