FAQ’s

Yes, Blennerville Windmill is a great destination for children of all ages. Children can learn about the history of the windmill and see the machinery in action. We also offer educational activities and workshops that are tailored specifically to children. However, please note that ascending the Windmill involves climbing four flights of steep stairs, so it may not be suitable for those with mobility issues.

Yes, there is a car park adjacent to the windmill that offers free parking for visitors. The car park is accessible for buses and other large vehicles as well.

Yes, we have five outdoor picnic benches available for groups to use. Feel free to bring along snacks or a packed lunch to enjoy amidst the beautiful surroundings.

Our video presentation on the history of the Windmill and Blennerville is available in English, French, and German. Translations in French and German are also provided in the emigration exhibition area. Currently, our guided tours are conducted in English. However, we provide translations and information in French and German within the exhibition area.

Yes, we have a gift shop where visitors can find a range of souvenirs, traditional Irish crafts, books, and more. Take home a special memento of your visit to Blennerville Windmill.

Yes, there is an admission fee to visit Blennerville Windmill. We offer discounted rates for children, students, and seniors. Children under the age of 5 can enter free of charge.

Absolutely! We welcome group bookings for schools, organisations, and other large groups. Please contact us in advance to arrange your group visit and discuss any specific requirements.