Top Things to do In Dublin 2022

"Located in the northwest of Dublin, Phoenix Park, which was built in 1663 and covers an area of 1,760 acres, was a royal deer park built by the then governor. It still maintains this tradition and keeps hundreds of sika deer. The lake is covered with green grass and the deer are walking freely in the park, friendly to visitors."

"St. Stephen's Park is Ireland's most famous Victoria Park, reopened by Lord Adilaune in 1880 for all Dublin citizens. The 9-hectare park, with its traditional Victorian layout, lush trees and bushes, and spectacular Victorian spring and summer flower beds, adds a touch of color to the garden from early spring to late autumn."

"This park occupies a large area. The key is that there are many animals in them. Because of its geographical location and ecological environment, this park used to be a hunting place for the British royal family. Of course it is now for tourists"