The park is incredibly small, but there always are 2-3 visitors taking a walk. It is very peaceful there.

Audeon's Park sits alongside St. Audoen's Church at Cornmarket in Dublin city center. The park features Dublin's original stone walls and the last surviving

Pleasant well maintained park that lies adjacent to the exquisite little church of the same name. Excellent place to relax for ten minutes or so from the hard grind of Dublin sightseeing!

It became really enjoyable place since the refurbishment. There are some interactive 'musical instruments' that make the place a little bit more interesting.

A quiet and inviting place near Christ Church. I loved that.

Lovely urban park. Peaceful oasis in the city!

Beautiful, small little park to chill out in. Especially if its a warm day. Very well kept, and just a peaceful place to sit, relax have a cuppa, read the paper or book

Neat little park, with history. We visited this park as part of the Ghostbus tour.

Cute little park!!

Visited on the truly superb Dublin Ghost Bus tour. Excellent if you're a bit of a ghoul. Rainy evening, superb storyteller frightening us with the story of the Green Lady who haunts the steps there. This beautiful park in the centre of the city features the most extensive remaining stretch of the original City Wall. Love this place.

Excellent park. Very well maintained by incredibly friendly staff.

Very nice park for a quick walk around. The church is nice also

Very dirty .... Disappointing the way people have no respect for a shared space

Always a great place to relax in the city

Very clear and children friendly, however can have a few unsavoury characters.

Incredible place to marvel at history and for a picnic. They did an amazing job with the redesign and new landscaping. A must visit in Dublin! There are fun musical items added for everyone to play with and enjoy.

Went on a ghost bus tour lovely park and so qiute beautiful old church with lots of history with it def go and see the area not to far from Christ church chasing after the famous green lady but unfortunately she wasnt around

Recently reopened following refurbishment, this is a nice little park with an interesting selection of sculptures that can be interacted with. My two year old loved playing with them!

St Audeons park, is one of Dublin's most historic parks. In its small area, preserved is so much of Irelands medieval past. The City Walls and only remaining City Gate St Audeons. You have the mysterious Keyzer's Lane, St Audeons Steps, Fagans Gate and of course stunning St Audeons Church. The park was once the Graveyard of the nearby Newgate Prison and the debtors prison known as "the Black dog". Lately landscaped by Dublin City Council. Also here is also the wonderful childrens playground and sadly the 1916 childrens memorial to all the children who died in the 1916 rebellion in Dublin. A great place to visit and enjoy a piece of old Dublin.

Nice little park, do be careful as there are junkies in the park and beside were the coaches park.

Small little cozy park with some musical stones to take a rest in the center of the city.

Small but we'll kept. Nice walk.

Lovely sunny evening. Well maintained park but locals happy to leave their bottles and cigarette butt's all over.

Lovely little park in an iconic setting. Very well refurbished. Lots to see and do in the area. Interesting little exhibits for the kids. Seating available. There's even security. Adjacent to birthplace of Napper Tandy and Charles Callis.

With security guy presented on site, now more tidy & peaceful