What a lovely park! Excellent condition. There are many different flowers, all brightly coloured! Grass is lovely. There's a children's play area, water, plenty of sitting, swans and gorgeous birds, and so on. It's a pleasure to wander about.

The park is something beautiful. lots of greenery, beautiful fountain, nicely decorated..in front of the park a few horses and carriages for tourists. every recommendation

A beautiful park, well preserved and clean. What is very interesting are the numerous historical information all around the park related the 1916 uprising. They tell about the various incidents that took place on the spot and surrounding buildings. You can stroll with your coffee at hand and learn something at the same time.

Beautiful and well kept city park. Many birds in the ponds and around the park who don't seem to be too wary of humans. A great spot for a picnic on a sunny day too, although it can get a bit crowded. Seems to be dog friendly as well.

An oasis of calm in the heart of Dublin city centre. I have walked in Stephen's Green many times over the years. It always provides some welcome relief from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is beautifully maintained, and for such a small park, it actually has lots of little paths and different areas so there is plenty to explore. There is a playground for the kids and a bandstand that is often used for performances. Given its location, it is naturally quite a busy park, but I've always been able find a bench to sit and enjoy my coffee!

As we approached St. Stephens Green park from the SouthWest corner and we're greeted by large gates of the entrance of the park which gave it a "Disneyland like" quality. In August there were plenty of flowers, wildflowers, and everything was so lush. This park is fairly large and has plenty of paths to choose your route. There are large ponds, lots of ducks, seagulls, and other birds, a couple swans, and mag-pies. There were a lot of people walking around when we went in the late morning but it never felt too crowded and we managed to find a park bench to sit at while we picked our lunch spot for the day. Foley's was nearby and a great choice for lunch or dinner. I would definitely recommend taking the time to stop make your way over to this side of town even if you only have a few hours. While leaving St. Stephens Green park, you can easily walk over to Dublin's major shopping area, Grafton St.

This is a park located in the downtown area, a very nice green area with ample open spaces ideal for families. The park is very well maintained with beautiful flowers planted in a few spots which make it a great experience. It can take you an hour to walk around but it would be worthy. There are also a couple of statues which have a unique design and are worth admiring

What a beautiful park! Well maintained. You’ll see many different flowers - bright and brilliantly coloured! Grass is pretty. There’s a children’s playing area, water, loads of seating options, swans and beautiful birds and what not. Great to walk around.

Wonderful place to escape to a nice, serene area. Quite a few people, but very spacious and relaxing. Great park area to just get away to for a while.

It's a huge park. Lovely walk with multiple routes. You can check the map at the entrance and there are some animals you can spot around, specially the ducks on the water.

Beautiful park in center of Dublin, best place to relax your mind. You should definitely pay a visit when you are in Dublin... check out my YouTube account (Navigator rhss) for the full video of the park..

As a tourist it was amazing see how much green a country can be and preserve all their history, culture and environment while promotes amusement or a simple place to relax. This place its one of my favorites in the city of Dublin and the most popular park to get away from the noise of Grafton Street. Just watch the nature and fell it. Love ❤ Ireland!!

Lovely little park with pond and plenty of curious swan's, ducks 🦢🦆 and of course pigeons and seagulls. A nice little escape from most of the noise and building of a busy city. There are plenty of seats and public bins. There's also a number of features and statues dotted around the green itself. St Stephens Green is fully wheelchair accessible.

Beautiful Park, specially in spring. Too crowded thought, since it's in downtown, everyone is looking for a piece of quite place. Just next to Grafton Street, so if you're interested to relax a little after a walk, that's the right place.

It's green beauty won my ❤️❤️..So peaceful and fresh air to breathe amidst hustle and bustle of main city centre. One will definitely fell mad in love with this park. Anyone planning to visit Dublin, must not miss out on this attraction!!

This is a really nice park. It has a playground for the little ones. It also have beautiful areas to take photos beside the lagoon. During summer time it's an amazing place to lay down on the grass and enjoy the sun, but it's also pretty cool in autumn with all the colorful leaves on the floor. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because it doesn't have bathrooms. I think this is a big minus for me because I have a kid and he needs to go to the toilet a lot during cold times in winter. Something that I love is that's in the middle of the city center and it's big enough so you can find your own place to chill, sit down, listen to some music, do exercise or anything like that 😁

One of the attractive historical sites in Dublin. Free for everyone and easily accessible for wheelchair users. Very beautiful view and fresh air with many flowers, trees, and birds. The park is very well operated and very nice. Walking around the park, taking photos, smiling with each other, and sitting in the sunshine I could spend my whole day here. What a beautiful day! So impressive!

I always love a visit to St Stephen's Green. Stylish. Historic. Relaxing. The green heart of Dublin and readily accessible to and from Grafton Street and Dawson Street. Take a break from the tours. The shopping. The business of life. And chill.

One of the most beautiful parks I've ever been to. Everything is very well maintained and there is a good playground area for children. The only negative point is that it is not open 24 hours a day.

This park will take you from the noise of the city center and give you a chance to take a deep breath and connect with nature. Also every corner of the park has a memorable status so it’s a great tourist attraction, grab your coffee and take a walk there ..

Incredibly beautiful park! Water, birds, green, sun, shade. It has everything you need to enjoy in this place. I like to walk there because it has a positive effect! I love it ❤️

A bustling urban park in the heart of Dublin. Close to hotels, museums, government offices, shopping... Very clean. Home to a wide variety of trees, planted gardens and an expansive lagoon complete with swans!

St Stephen's Green is a perfect place to find peace amidst the hullabaloo of the Dublin city centre. Ponds, flowers, play area, flowers, green spaces it has everything. You can go for a walk, play a sport or just laze around.

Beautiful park right in the heart of Dublin. Clean and very well maintained, I imagine that must be heavenly in the summer with all the tree full of leaves and flowers all around (we visited in December).

Nice small Central parc. Goid for a short walk or bribg your lunch ro a bench.

Beautiful park with statues on every entry gates. There is a big St stephen's shopping center, right opposite to the park. The kids play area is also very good. It includes slides and activities for age groups from 1 to 10 yrs.

Ireland 🇮🇪 is absolutely amazing. Friendly people, beautiful historical sites, magnificent golf ⛳️ courses, outstanding hospitality in general and polite behaviour 👏 in traffic in general 👏 we'll be back next year. 🇮🇪🇳🇱⛳️💯

I go twice a day, before work and lunch time to feed the the swans and the rest of the clans (never bread). Unless the wind is coming in sideways it's a pleasant place to stroll to get ready for your day or de-stress. Nice bunch of folk work on the grounds and the place is kept well.

The Park is an urban oasis that offers a peaceful respite from the city's hustle and bustle. The well-maintained gardens are a visual treat, featuring a variety of plants, flowers, and even a duck pond. It's a great spot for both locals and tourists, perfect for picnics, reading, or walking. The park also has historical significance, with various monuments located around.

St Stephen's Green Park St Stephen’s Green is one of Ireland’s oldest public parks. Formed in 1664 in the city’s outskirts, it is currently in the city center. This urban green space is situated in the city center, at the end of Grafton Street (one of the busiest shopping streets). Age-old and alluring Up until 1663, the swampy land was on the city’s periphery and it was used for herding. The Dublin Corporation decided to found a park and sell the land surrounding it. Beautiful Georgian houses were constructed around the green space, attracting Dublin’s wealthiest families. The gardens were redesigned during the nineteenth century in a Victorian style and are still beautifully maintained. The St Stephen's Green park is rectangular shaped and nearly 9 hectares. It houses a dazzling pond full of swans and seagulls. The park is packed with all types of trees, meadows, a central fountain and several monuments built in honor of important Irish citizens. One of the most curious parts of the park is a garden for the blind with richly scented plants, all labelled in Braille. Green like the rest of Ireland St Stephen’s Green Park is our favorite urban park in Dublin. This charming green lung is the perfect place to visit to take a break from so much sightseeing, and a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the capital.

Nice lively not large park with green grass, a pond, birds (swans, seagulls and pigeons), big trees and lots of people lying here and there, sitting and strolling. Quite a few statues and memorials. Perfect place to escape from the city routine and spend time observing others or your own thoughts and memories of the past.

Nice and quiet place! Good for walking, meditation or just resting. During sunny days lots of people go there just to stay at sited at the lawn. Families and groups of friends enjoy the beautiful landscape of the centric park. There are some “ducks” at the lake.

A beautiful, well-kept park that looks fabulous in the autumn. Quite crowded. It’s a pity that the park’s opening hours are only until 5 pm.. it’s so beautiful there that I would like to stay longer.

A garden in the city center. You can see a lot of animals like ducks and swans in the lake, and water fountain too. I visited during lunch hour, you can see a lot of people sitting there and have their lunch. The ambient is very nice and peaceful.

It's is located in the center of Dublin. One of the oldest park of Ireland. Very beautiful, tidy neat and clean park. You will see many colorful flowers in summers...there is a small lake also in which you can see swans and ducks...very picturesque perfect place for a family outing, picnic with your friends, a play day with your children..you should definitely visit it for a walk...

Lovely place. Weather was nice when I went, so I got to enjoy it thoroughly. Lots of birds (swans and other) and some squirrels. The trees are very colourful in the autumn. I got some beautiful photos.

Cute park in the middle of the city. The hedges and trees all around help to mute the sounds of the city a bit. Saw several people jogging while we were there, seems like it would be a beautiful park to jog through. The water in the centre looked very stagnant but the ducks didn’t seem to mind

If you have a little more time while visiting Dublin city, don't miss the opportunity to take a walk in Saint Stephen's Park. We visited at the beginning of November 2023 and the park had gorgeous autumn colors, however we believe that at any time of year it is a place worth going to at least for a walk and take away the stress of the city noisy and shops. The park has several entrances, but our suggestion is that you follow the flow above Grafton Street, where you will see the entrance at Fusiliers' Arch. The park has maps to guide you around and then you can just enjoy the walk through amazing paths, feel the nature, take lots of beautiful photos, find out various sculptures and fountains spread around and if you have time, sit for a while to enjoy the swans and other birds around the lake.

Beautiful park near the heart of Dublin city centre. Definitely worth a walkthrough if you’re between the Trinity College and St. Patrick’s Cathedral areas. We visited in late April and the park was vibrant with many flowers in bloom. There’s a decent amount of open spaces of grass for picnics, lots of birds and swans in the pond. A nice little escape from the bustle of Dublin.

St Stephens Green is a lovely oasis in the middle of Dublin City. Filled with plenty of history, ponds, gazebos, grassy areas and benches, it's a delight to stroll through in sunny weather. There are beautiful flower beds, plentiful bird-life, and a hop-skip-and-jump from all that Dublin City has to offer. This is definitely a park that should be on everyone's must-visit list.

Beautiful season to visit the Green! Lovely colours of autumn... I was surprised to see so many seagulls (some are huge). Plenty of benches to sit down and recharge.

Here on vacay from the States. A nice park right inside the city that you can walk around, or chill on the grass

Tranquility in the centre of Dublin. Beautiful Park, plants and greenery as well as some nice tributes to the past. The Gardens have a charm, very relaxing where you can feed ducks or relax by the waterside. Lots of benches to relax or grass to sit in perfect for a chat or a picnic. Easy to spend some time to enjoy your own company too.

Lush garden with lakes and lawns. Great place to relax after a long day's walk around the old town and the other attractions. Conveniently located.

A central place for locals, for those who spend little more time on this land, and for casual tourists. Statues and plants to see,but no pigeons, maybe they were on a break.I hope it will be full of color again, one day. A place where I enjoyed walking, it's not anymore as welcoming as it used to be.

Nice park at the heart of Dubin. Great for walks and quiet times with your family.

A really nice park area where you can get a quick education about the Easter uprising while you're here. Really nice walking paths and plenty of places to sit. While we were here there was also a ton of ducks and a swan pair.

We prefer getting away from the chaos and full of crowd outside and enjoy promenade in this greenery park in the heart of this capital city. Such a blissful stroll when visiting the lively city like this 💚☘️🇮🇪 Definitely recommended during the bright and sunny ☀️ days

Beautiful place for a stroll when you are tired of the city noise. We spent some time just watching the unnumbered birds. Even in December this is a lovely park.

Perfect for long walks, jogs, feeding birds, reading, having a quick packed snack, chilling..it's a park and a really good one at that. It's really hard to imagine all the dark things which have happened here in the past

One of the finest parks in Dublin .park is well maintained and clean . Beautiful place to visit with family for enjoying and relaxing. Who will miss a chance to sit under the shade of the tree and enjoy the beautiful weather and the singing of birds with family or friends . Kids like this definitely. There is also a pond in the middle of the park . This place is also suitable for people who prefer walking and other exercises. No restrictions for eating and drinking inside the park.

Iconic in history of ROI . Must visit in Dublin. Do read the boards about the historical events that happened here. Can spend a sunny afternoon anytime of thee week. I bet this one is spectacular in autumn.

Very pretty, good seating and plenty of grass. The sculptures are also very nice and there are random plaques with various information spread around the park. Very safe and welcoming for families with children, nice little playground too.

I guess it depends on when you are there, but walked through during spring, and omg so beautiful. Flowers and trees blooming. Bustling vibe with people picnicking and walking, kids playing on the playground, and birds all around. Hardly any bugs and can just chill in nice weather catching the rays of the sun. Love this park.

I really enjoyed my walk in this great and big park, in the city center!

Beautiful park, it's really vast so you can walk a lot. When it is sunny the park gets very crowded. It's wooded and it has a lot of lovely flowers. There's also a kid playground and some statues spread around.

Gorgeous green, best spot to experience all seasons- autumn is super pretty, cherry blossom and tulip season too. Great place to relax in the city. The spot near the lake is particularly nice!

A beautiful place to be ❤️. While entering this place, your mind will say it is colorful. It is so great to see that they maintained the flowers very well. You can get yourself a nice walk after shopping. The place has a small lake inside too. Your kids will enjoy their time here. You can easily spend hours here. I recommend this place.

Lovely place to relax with the family. Lovely garden, beautifully kept flowers and all round a lovely place to stroll, picnic and chill out in. There are some ducks in a huge pond that stretches far which is lovely to picnic beside. Lots of seating areas, fountains and multiple entrances make this place easy to access and relax. The playground is pretty good as it caters for all ages of children so no child is left out. It is organised by age so the little ones are mixed with older kids. Very colourful and can fit an enormous number of people. I love how nearly every part of this park is secluded so its it gives that 'secret garden' vibe. Don't let the weather put you off, its beautiful in the winter too.