National Botanic Gardens

"The National Botanic Gardens, on the northeastern flank of Glasnevin Cemetery and the south bank of the Tolka River, date from 1795 and have more than 20,000 varieties of plants." Full review

"Founded in 1795, the 19.5-hectare botanic gardens are home to a series of curvilinear glasshouses, dating from 1843 to 1869." Full review

"The gardens were established in 1795 on an attractive 48-acre site beside the Tolka River." Full review

"Located less than two miles from the center of Dublin, this green oasis is the perfect break from the fast pace of the city, and entry is absolutely free." Full review

"At nearly 20 hectares, you could easily spend an entire day strolling through the beautifully landscaped gardens."