Accessible Locations

One of the largest enclosed city parks in Europe, covering 1,752 acres.

National Botanic Gardens of Ireland with glasshouses and 20,000 plant species.

Scenic cliff-top walking route on the Howth Peninsula overlooking Dublin Bay.

Seafront promenade along Clontarf Road with views across Bull Island to Howth.

Elegant Georgian park in Dublin's embassy quarter with Oscar Wilde statue.

Quiet south Dublin park with tennis courts, a pond and well-maintained green spaces.

Large Rathfarnham park popular for walking, the Wicklow Way trailhead, and summer concerts.

Towpath park running along the Grand Canal from Dublin city centre to the suburbs.

Linear park following the Tolka River through north Dublin from Finglas to Glasnevin.

Hidden urban park and wildlife sanctuary surrounding a former city reservoir in Dublin 7.

Compact coastal nature park at the edge of the Liffey estuary near Ringsend.

Small heritage park in Clondalkin village, featuring one of Ireland's best-preserved round towers.

Local park in Ringsend with football pitches, playground and green space.

Expansive north Dublin park famous for its rose gardens and woodland walks.