St. Stephen\'s Green, A Serene Oasis Amidst Bustling Streets

Dublin 2
4.2
Park
Botanical Garden

Introduction

St. Stephen's Park is one of the most unique city parks in Dublin. The layout of the park is very symmetrical, with lush trees and a beautiful small lake to the north. The entrance to the park is a small arch-shaped building called the Fusiliers' Arch, built in memory of the Irish Fusiliers who died in war. It is beloved by locals and a perfect place to relax.
Address
Dublin 2
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday 7:30am-sunset, Sunday 9:30am-sunset.
Transportation
Take bus 40A, 40C, or 51X and get off at St. Stephens Green (Junction Dawson St.) stop.
Phone +353 1 475 7816

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