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Dublin’s National Botanic Gardens is one of the most important places of tourism in Ireland, located three kilometers northwest of Dublin city center, specifically in the Glasnevin area.
The gardens cover an area of ​​19.5 hectares between the Prospect Cemetery and the Tolca River, as they form part of the flood plains of this river.
The gardens were founded in 1795 AD and have grown to include 20,000 species of live plants and millions of samples of dried plants.
The gardens include many architectural green houses, and participate in many national and international initiatives to conserve biodiversity and sustainable development.

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Activities to do

• The gardens are famous for the decorations of their greenhouse, which you can take many pictures next to them, notably Turner Corvellinar and Palm House.

Turner Corveliner Field at Dublin's National Botanical Gardens

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• You can also enjoy a tour of plants in the rose garden, alpine square, pond area, rock garden and nursery.

The lake in Dublin's National Botanical Gardens

You will learn about 300 species of endangered plants from all over the world, of which six are already extinct in the wild.

Rare plants in Dublin's National Botanical Gardens

• The gardens include many botanical terraces, statues and exotic sculptures that we recommend that you take pictures of them, specifically the Garden of Stones and Plant Ladies.

Stone Garden in Dublin's National Botanical Gardens

• There is also a gallery of herbs that will give you the opportunity to see a variety of models of dried and preserved plants, most of which are presented in an artistic manner.
• Then you and your family can have a delicious meal and some sweets in the cafe located at the entrance to the garden, which is characterized by its natural views.

Dublin National Botanical Gardens

For your children to have fun, they can play and have fun in the children’s playground, which includes many exciting games in Griffith Park.

Children's playgrounds near Dublin's National Botanical Gardens

Entry prices

Free, token parking rates.

work hours

Daily from 9:00 a.m. to 17:00 p.m., except for Saturday and Sunday, when the gardens open at 10:00 am.

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Crowne Plaza Hotel Dublin Dublin 4-star hotel with great reviews, and is 2.5 km from Dublin National Botanical Garden
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The location is excellent, the staff helpful, and some visitors complained about the lack of variety in breakfast.
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The North Star is a Dublin 4-star hotel with very good reviews, less than 5 km from Dublin National Botanical Garden
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The location is excellent, close to many amenities, great food, and comfortable rooms.
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