The National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin
4.8
from 13645 Google reviews
About the garden
Opening times
Second-last Sunday of October to last Sunday in February: Monday to Friday 09:00-16:30 Saturday and Sunday 10:00-16:30 (The Glasshouses close at 16:15) First Sunday in March to last Sunday of October: Monday to Friday 09:00-17:00 Saturday and Sunday 10:00-18:00
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Cafe or restaurant
No cafe or restaurant on site
Shops
None
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Google reviews
4.8
from 13645 Google reviews
Rahulan Rathinam
9 months ago
5
Great place for a relaxing day. Suitable for everyone. No entry fee, only parking fee for cars but very reasonably priced. Nice cafe and toilets inside. Very well maintained. Loads of squirrels and birds that kids enjoy. Would need an entire day to go around the garden and the greenhouses. My kids 9 & 2 enjoy spending the day here and have never complained. Every time we have visited, there has been something new, doesn't get boring. Very limited Parking space and can get full quickly on holidays. So plan ahead.
Rebecca Fogarty
5 months ago
4
Gorgeous day out. The gardens are stunning and so well kept. Lovely seating areas and perfect for a family picnic. The car park is small so I would recommend to go early, it's one car out and one car in system. We visited Arlington Cemetery that's beside the gardens which was beautiful too. The only downside was the cafe had run out of sandwiches come 2 O clock, I would recommend the cafe in Arlington instead. Overall a great day out!
Edson Soares Ferreira
9 months ago
5
Very nice place to visit. The gardens are beautiful and tidy. The flowers are getting very beautiful at this time of the year. It's a calm and peaceful place to get some lazy day. The coffee shop is very handy. The parking slot is very small, just few places, but it has affordable pricing. Totally worth the visit.
Barbara Rajska
8 months ago
5
I could spend my days lost in there, rain or shine because nature is just mesmerizing. Not to mention the greenhouses which are both, delicate and majestic! Get a guided tour if you would like to find out everything all at once but if you have the chance to go back again and again, just take your time to enjoy ❤️
Ariana D
8 months ago
5
Absolutely stunning. We did have to get a taxi to visit the gardens from where we were but it was absolutely worth it. The gardens were so gorgeous and I appreciated that they had signs on so many of the plants to identify them. Lots of fun nature to see as well - magpies, fat squirrels that come up to you to beg for food, storks, ducks, etc. The conservatories had more exotic plants (cacti, palms and more). At the end we just found a bench to sit on and relax. Gorgeous.