Phoenix Park It is one of the largest enclosed city parks in Europe. There's lots of free things to do, watch GAA football, soccer, cricket and polo. ou can also see Papal Cross, Wellington Monument and wild Fallow deer

How to get there: Dublin 8, Co Dublin

National Botanic Gardens This Botanic Garden traces its origin back to 1795

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St. Stephen's Green The park has many wonderful statues and memorials, including statues dedicated to W.B Yeats & James Joyce. Also included is the statue of the Three Fates, a group of bronze female figures who watch over mans destiny. The park is very popular during summer, where you can have a picnic or just watch the world pass by.

How to get there: Centre of Dublin, at the top of Grafton Street

Merrion Square contains tributes to Oscar Wilde and Dermot Morgan.

How to get there: Merrion Square,Dublin 2,

Fitzwilliam Square Small Georgian square

How to get there: Merrion Square,Dublin 2,

The Iveagh Gardens The Iveagh Gardens are among the finest and least known of Dublin's parks and gardens

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Garden of Remembrance The garden is intended as a place of quiet remembrance and reflection

How to get there: Parnell Square East, Dublin 1 (at the top of O'Connell Street).