Best places: Tourist attractions in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

👍👍 Booked a Junior birthday party for my daughters 10th birthday and we weren't disappointed. Aisling, our host was excellent with the kids, both professional and friendly when guiding them through the games or getting them set up. The party was for 13 kids and they all had a blast. The only thing I w...

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

👍 Beautiful park. Nice small little lake sometimes has ducks. Several picnic benches, and a cafe up the top with its own seating area up near the carpark. Lovely spot for a walk on a sunny day

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

The largest zoo in Ireland has African Plain, Fringes of the Arctic and Asian Forests exhibits.

Traditional pub in mountain location with decorative farm tools, hooley nights and live Irish music.

Imposing 62m obelisk built to commemorate victories of Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington.

Displays on park wildlife & Celtic history in a restored 15th-century castle with a walled garden.

Versatile rooms for banquetting, concerts or lectures within 17th-century home for retired soldiers.

Private and group riding lessons, plus walled gardens, meeting rooms and gift and snack store.

👍👍 Amazing Park. Very quirky! Excellent slide. Will explore the rest over the next few months. Absolutely stunning area.

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

👍👍 What a wonderful experience. Kevin and Aoife were simply brilliant guides and extremely friendly - always happy to answer questions and very informative. We can definitely recommend this as a 'to do' when visiting Dublin. Will have to go back one day to try the best bailey's cheesecake ;)

👍👍 A true Haven in the Phoenix Park. An idealic place for a Walk, Cycle or even a spot of fishing. It's also a great spot for the keen eyed photographer as there is a lot of wildlife, small pond and forest area.

Standing at 35 meters, this steel cross was erected in 1979 for the visit of Pope John Paul II.

👍👍 Great for dog exercise. Good as far as suburban parks go. Unfortunately local GAA and Footballers tend to leave a lot of plastic bottles around the pitches.

Imposing building from 1684 housing permanent collection and temporary exhibitions of varied art.

👍 First time to visit this facility as ive always used my local range. I was pleasantly surprised at how the bays are allot more spacious and there was no delays with getting a bay. Only draw back were the balls. Although they are fairly new they feel like a rubber 1 piece ball.

Medieval stone house once hidden within a Georgian mansion, surrounded by gardens & walking paths.

👍👍 Lovely monument located in the roundabout at Áras An Uachtaráin. The Phoenix Park is a fantastic spot for a walk any time of year.