National Botanic Gardens

Located just 3 km from Dublin city centre, the National Botanic Gardens are an oasis of calm and beauty, and entry is free. A premier scientific institution, the gardens also contain the National Herbarium and several historic wrought iron glasshouses.Pack a picnic or stop by the lovely little coffee shop on site.

Even in winter it’s gorgeous, and how many outdoor places can claim that? Take a casual stroll around, you won’t regret it!

Dublin's National Botanical Garden is very large. There are many tropical plants and trees in the greenhouse. Besides, you can walk along the river. Generally speaking, it's just a good place to go out and play, and it's not far from the city center.

Beautiful place and free.

Very nice gardens that you can combine with your visit to the cemetery. I particularly like the orchids. It's a nice walk around, for free and not very touristic.

This is the most beautiful and peaceful park I have ever seen. The park is very beautiful, suitable for calming down and enjoying its beauty. There is a lot of water, plants, trees and flowers here. The quiet atmosphere in the park can give people a lot of relaxation.

The National Botanical Garden of Ireland is located 3 kilometers north of Dublin. It was founded in 1790 by John Foster, then Speaker of the Irish House of Representatives, and gradually expanded. Now it has more than 300 rare plants, six of which have been extinct in other parts of the world.

Garden as its name, such as in the plant kingdom, beautiful environment, very suitable for leisure and relaxation.

The environment is very good, you can see some plants that you have never seen before. It's natural oxygen bar. Reading here can enjoy the fragrance of nature.

The transparent greenhouse flower house is very good! ___________ It 's a rewarding trip!