National Botanic Gardens
Attraction
4.8 (15319 reviews)
Large area with naturalistic sections, formal gardens, an arboretum and a Victorian palm house.
Glasnevin, Dublin 9, D09 VY63, Ireland
+353 1 804 0300
Did You Know?
Foundation Year
The National Botanic Gardens were established in 1795 by the Dublin Society, later known as the Royal Dublin Society.
Living Plant Count
The gardens boast a collection of approximately 20,000 living plants, showcasing a diverse range of species.
Dried Plant Specimens
In addition to living plants, the gardens house millions of dried plant specimens, providing valuable resources for scientific study.
Location
The National Botanic Gardens are located in Glasnevin, a suburb of Dublin, Ireland, just 5 kilometers northwest of the city center.
Highlights from Reviews
• Free admission
Entry to the gardens is completely free, making it an accessible and enjoyable attraction for everyone.
• Stunning beauty
The gardens are consistently described as beautiful, stunning, and incredibly well-maintained throughout the year.
• Diverse plant collections
Features an impressive variety of plants, flowers, and trees from around the world, housed in historic glasshouses.
• Peaceful atmosphere
Offers a tranquil and relaxing escape from the city, with plenty of quiet spaces for a leisurely walk.
• On-site dining
A lovely cafe or restaurant is available on-site, offering coffee, snacks, and meals for visitors.
