The National Botanic Gardens are exceptional botanical gardens located in Glasnevin, 5 km north-west of Dublin. Spread over 19.5 hectares, these gardens are ideal for nature lovers in search of colorful walks!
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Gardens founded in 1795!
The botanical gardens at Glasnevin are more than just gardens: they’ve become a veritable institution! Created in 1795 by the Royal Dublin Society, these gardens boast over 20,000 beautiful botanical plants!
Carefully maintained in Art Nouveau-style greenhouses, the site offers beautiful walks between outdoor greenhouses and nature trails, where you can picnic and stroll while admiring the beauty of trees, flowers and plants! Some of the exotic varieties are extremely rare and offer a breathtaking spectacle!
Access to these gardens is free, and great for a family outing! Children will be fascinated by strange species, while adults will be able to recharge their batteries in a 100% natural setting, rich in color and varied species, from cacti to banana trees, including ever more atypical varieties!
These botanical gardens play an active role in national and international initiatives to promote biodiversity and sustainable development.
Hotels and B&Bs nearby
Want to extend your visit without having to rush around? Here are a few well-located places to stay near the must-see attractions.
The National Botanic Gardens
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Botanic Road, Glasnevin (County Dublin) - Republic of Ireland
53.372530, -6.271918
1 heure
- every day
- free of charge
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