St Stephen's Green Review

St. Stephen's Park is Ireland's most recognizable Victoria Park, reopened by Lord Adilourne in 1880 for all Dublin citizens. This 9-hectare park maintains a traditional Victorian layout, lush trees and bushes, and spectacular Victorian spring and summer flower beds. Herbs on the edge of the flower bed add a touch of color to the garden from early spring to late autumn.

A beautiful park with a lot of water and grassy areas. good place to go to during the summer to have a picnic on the on the grass. the park has very good history and great photo opportunities.

St. Stephen's Park is also a very good place. You can see a lot of things here. This park is also quite interesting. There are a lot of flower and plant resources planted. The whole feeling is also very good.

The green eyes are really refreshing and the scenery is very beautiful.

absolutely beautiful park. definitely worth a trip.

A typical city park. Located in the city center, it consists of small ponds, grass, shrubs, trees, flower beds and sculptures. Outside the park is a bustling road, where pedestrians at work rush past. But once you enter the park gate, the nerves immediately from tension to relaxation, and the spirit will be happy. In the pond of the park, there are fish swimming, and there are water birds resting by the pond. The trees in the garden are very prosperous, and the shade is good in summer. There are round flower beds in the center of the park, arranged around the center in circles. You can see the elderly sitting on the bench reading the newspaper, the young mother playing with the children, and the people running and exercising. The overall feeling is very comfortable.

St. Stephen's Park in Dublin is the largest park in the entire city of Dublin. The area is very large with large areas of flat lawns and calm lakes. Both locals and tourists like to come here for an outing. The fun of the countryside is very interesting.