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St Stephen’s Green

3.37/5 (1,906 votes)

St Stephen’s Green

Dark Hedges

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Ballymoney

3.21/5 (946 votes)

Made ultra-famous by the Game of Thrones series, this avenue of trees has a natural beauty that's well worth the detour!

Brigit’s Garden

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Rosscahill

3.59/5 (39 votes)

A green Connemara garden, rich in exceptional plants and flowers.

Phoenix Park

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Dublin

3.35/5 (37 votes)

Another Dublin park, perfect for a picnic, a walk or a jog!

Botanic Belfast Gardens

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Queen's quarter

3.44/5 (25 votes)

Gardens featuring the greatest variety of plants from all over the world!

Malahide Park

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Malahide

3.06/5 (17 votes)

An ideal park for a game of soccer, a picnic or just a stroll. Don't miss Malahide Castle!

Fitzgerald Park

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Cork

4.13/5 (15 votes)

Are you in Cork? Why not take a trip to Fitzgerald Park? This park right in the center of Cork will cut you off from the hustle and bustle of the city, while allowing you to enjoy a bucolic natural setting!

Iveagh Gardens

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Dublin

3.67/5 (15 votes)

Magnificent gardens, ideal for getting away from it all and discovering rare species.

Mount Usher Gardens

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Ashford

3.75/5 (12 votes)

Mount Usher Gardens were created by Edward Walpole in 1868. Magnificent, they cover around 8 hectares of forest, waterfalls, exotic…

Glenview Gardens & Hobbit House

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Enniskeane

3.64/5 (11 votes)

A garden also known for its little hobbit houses. You'll feel like you're walking through a Tolkien novel!

Merrion Square

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St Stephen’s Green

3.40/5 (10 votes)

A Georgian-style Dublin park. Founded in the 17th century, the great writers and notables of the time loved to stroll here in search of new intellectual reflections.