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Phoenix Park
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 3-4 hours
Address: Conyngham Road, Dublin 8
Official website: http://phoenixpark.ie/
Phone: 025-52106888
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There is so much to see in the Phoenix park but if you have time head to Farmleigh house in the park. Its well worth the trip
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Located on the north bank of the River Liffey in the northwestern part of Dublin city centre, Phoenix Park is Ireland's famous park. The park was originally built by the then Governor of the Duke of Ormonde, and was intended to cater to the glory of Charles II and the city of Dublin. After centuries of change, it still retains the characteristics of the 17th century deer park.
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There is so much to see in the Phoenix park but if you have time head to Farmleigh house in the park. Its well worth the trip
The scenery is quite good, it is a big and big park with strong vegetation coverage, and there are many people in leisure and entertainment.
The environment is not bad, you can go and take a look with your family and friends, a very nice place, very suitable for the whole family to relax on holiday
Phoenix Park in Dublin is a very large country park with large green spaces and very peaceful lakes, and the scenery is very beautiful. There is also a famous cross here, which is the symbol of Phoenix Park. Attracted many tourists to take photos with him.
【Phoenix Park】On the north bank of the Liffey River in the northwest of Dublin, it is Europe’s largest city park and Royal Deer Park. It covers an area of nearly 1,750 acres. There are straight avenues, large areas of grass, and old trees. The air is fresh. With pleasant scenery, it is one of the favorite attractions of citizens and tourists. The park was originally a deer park built by the then Governor Duke Ormond in 1663. After centuries of changes, it still maintains the characteristics of a 17th century deer park!