I didn’t walk the whole park, but I took the route to the zoo and it’s beautiful. I can see people having picnics, talking, just strolling or biking all around. It’s a beautiful and inviting place, I would sit there with a book, some snacks...More

This is the jewel in Dublin's crown. The home of our President can be visited by the public. Enjoy tea in the Tea Rooms, Polo at the Polo grounds, Cricket, Dublin Zoo and African Plains, chestnut picking in Autumn, feed the ducks, see the Wellington...More

Be sure to walk around to all the statues and memorials but watch out for the kamikaze seagulls, we had some close encounters!

Took the bus from Ranelagh, Dublin and walked around the park to the Heuston Station. Sunny and brisk day. The Pope had just visited there a few days earlier.

It s a lovely setting for a couples or family bike ride! It was raining but it is well kept and still peaceful.

I remember coming to the Park back in the 1970ts to get chestnuts from the massive trees. It really has not changed since them and great vast areas of space. Walking around is wonderful. Well worth a visit and spend a few hours here.

I have only been, through there. On the Hop on. and Hop off bus. I think it's about 3 miles long. Lots of land. Too much for me to stay. And walk around in. There is a herd of Fallow deer that run free. I...More