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Dark Hedges
Made ultra-famous by the Game of Thrones series, this avenue of trees has a natural beauty that's well worth the detour!
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Botanic Belfast Gardens
Gardens featuring the greatest variety of plants from all over the world!
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Malahide Park
An ideal park for a game of soccer, a picnic or just a stroll. Don't miss Malahide Castle!
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Fitzgerald Park
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!
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Iveagh Gardens
Magnificent gardens, ideal for getting away from it all and discovering rare species.
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Mount Usher Gardens
Mount Usher Gardens were created by Edward Walpole in 1868. Magnificent, they cover around 8 hectares of forest, waterfalls, exotic plants and…
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Glenview Gardens & Hobbit House
A garden also known for its little hobbit houses. You'll feel like you're walking through a Tolkien novel!
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Merrion Square
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.
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Altamont Garden
Altamont Garden is a botanical garden in County Carlow. If you like botany and creative gardens, this is the place to be!…
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The Barnett Demesne
Barnett Demesne is a pretty wooded park in Belfast, located on the grounds of Malone House. Popular with families, joggers and walkers, it is known for its flower-filled grounds.
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The National Botanic Gardens
The National Botanic Gardens are exceptional botanical gardens located in Glasnevin, 5 km north-west of Dublin. Spread over 19.5 hectares, these gardens…
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The Garden of Remembrance
A memorial garden, remembering the Irish who sacrificed their lives in the name of the Irish War of Independence. An emotional place.
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Cavan Burren Park
Cavan Burren Park is a nature park in County Cavan (not to be confused with the Burren region in County Clare!). Known…
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Titanic Memorial Garden
A garden commemorating those lost in the shipwreck. A poignant place overlooking Cobh Bay.
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The Ewe Experience
The Ewe Experience is a woodland punctuated by sculptures and art installations. A magical place, located in Glengarriff (Co. Cork), Ireland.
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The Hungry Tree
Do you like strange and unusual places? Don't miss the Hungry Tree, a Dublin curiosity! This tree literally "swallowed" a wrought-iron bench!
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Doneraile Wildlife Park
This Irish park and zoo will appeal to all lovers of nature walks!
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Victor’s Way
Victor's Way in County Wicklow, Ireland, is a unique sculpture park dedicated to meditation and spiritual reflection.
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Killarney house and gardens
This pretty manor house at the gateway to Killarney National Park is open to the public and offers a glimpse into the history of the region.
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