Most reviewed Parks in Dublin, Ireland

Wild deer, a zoo & a fort feature in this 708-hectare park known as 'Dublin's playground'.

City centre park with ornamental lake, waterfall, sculptures and a children's playground.

Park hosting large scale concerts and farmer's market with sports facilities and woodland walks.

Leafy park with floral and heather gardens, playground and notable Oscar Wilde statue.

Sprawling green space with tennis courts, gardens & follies like the Clocktower & Fairy Door Tree.

👍 Nice cafe that hosts dog friendly meetings. Beautiful views of St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Riverside park with woodland, pond, children's playground, football pitches and tennis courts.

Leafy Georgian garden with a soccer field & tennis court, plus a playground & 1800s granite sundial.

👍👍 Lovely big park for a walk. Dog area. Playground and more. But some rules are made to be broken…

👍👍 It's a lovely park to spend some quality time with our loved ones. Perfect for jogging, running, walking, cycling, exercising and playing. There's a children's park within it where you'll find different types of slides, and swings.

Formal garden remembering all those who gave their lives in the cause of Irish freedom.

Repurposed grounds of a former manor house, with sports fields, play areas & a community garden.

👍👍 It is very well maintained, organized and clean.

Public park with sleek wind turbines & a dramatic water feature, plus a running track & playgrounds.

👍👍 Delightful to catch the Brent Geese before they leave to return to Canada. The best view is from the main entrance near Frescati - on a clear day. The park’s flowers are a treat through the seasons and the lake scenic.

👍👍 Herbert park is beautiful and I would definitely recommend trying the food market. The market has great fruit and veg, fish, meat, milk and eggs and also really good food stalls. The food stalls keep on changing and today you have on offer fresh juices, tacos, hotdogs, Indian, Brazilian and pizzas....

👍👍 Farmleigh is located at Phoenix Park. You can easily walk from 37 bus stop or drive.. It's all free, park and entrance .. just pay for your tea 😉 Farmleigh was from the Guinness family. The government bought it in June 1999 to provide accommodation for high-level meetings and visiting guests of th...

👍👍 St End's Park in Dublin is worth a visit for its beautiful gardens, historic buildings and cultural significance as the former home of Irish Revolutionary leader Patrick Pearce. The park offers quiet walks, picnics and an opportunity to explore Irish history and literature.

👍👍 Beautiful little park and lake in the Phibsborough area of Dublin. It's well maintained and a real haven for wildlife. There's a pretty little gate lodge at the main entrance to the park.

👍👍 It’s a very nice and quiet place to visit, amazing art museum collection.