[2024 Dublin Attraction] Travel Guide for Phoenix Park (Updated Nov)

If you want to prove your loyalty to love, go to Ireland~.

Ireland, a country with a 100-year promise, once banned divorce~ Getting married here is a very sacred thing. Choosing him/her means a lifetime commitment, staying together through thick and thin, with no regrets, supporting each other until old age~ This romantic century-old promise has existed among the Irish since the 3rd century AD. ✨【Highlights】 💕Northern Ireland 🎈Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge---The third most dangerous rope bridge in the world, 30 meters above the sea, connecting the main island of Ireland with Carrick-a-Rede Island. 🎈Giant's Causeway---Listed as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations, this coastal area is made up of tens of thousands of polygonal basalt columns, resembling an alien landscape. 🎈Dark Hedges---The filming location for the King's Road in 'Game of Thrones', this beech tree avenue was planted by the Stuart family in the 18th century. The eerie tree shapes make it feel like entering a magical dark forest tunnel. ☘️Ireland 🎈Phoenix Park---Take a leisurely stroll and let luck follow you. On a sunny day, go on a deer hunt in the park and find your own piece of luck~ 🎈Powerscourt Estate---Built in the 1720s by 100 workers over 12 years. The estate is famous for its expansive and pleasant scenery, meticulously designed sculptures, terraces, and pools. Around the pools, exquisite ironwork can be seen everywhere, with Italian sculptures and Italian-style slopes arranged in an orderly manner. The estate is divided into several areas: Italian Garden, Walled Garden, Dolphin Pond, Pet Cemetery, Japanese Garden, Tower Valley, Powerscourt House, and Powerscourt Waterfall. 🎈Cliffs of Moher---Experience the most thrilling adventure of your life, one of the romantic pursuits of humanity on this planet. The vast Atlantic Ocean, black jagged cliffs, low stone barriers, and nearby cattle pastures make for an incredibly wonderful journey. 🎈Trinity College Library---The long corridors and high bookshelves in the library are filled with a strong magical atmosphere. The movie 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' was filmed here. 🎈Guinness Storehouse---Famous for brewing stout. You can enjoy a free pint of rich stout while taking in a 360-degree view of Dublin from the top floor.

Modern Ireland

Dublin is one of the coolest and friendliest cities in Europe. Located just outside of the UK in Ireland. A city filled with wonderful ancient and modern buildings. Dublin, capital of the Republic of Ireland, is on Ireland’s east coast at the mouth of the River Liffey. Its historic buildings include Dublin Castle, dating to the 13th century, and imposing St Patrick’s Cathedral, founded in 1191. City parks include landscaped St Stephen’s Green and huge Phoenix Park, containing Dublin Zoo. #dublin #ireland

The Phoenix Park is one of the most peaceful park that I've ever been to! I was so hungover from the crazy bar hopping the other night, and went to have ramen for my hangover. Then I found out the ramen place is near this park and I decided to check it out simply because they were close to each other😂 But it turned out amazing! It was such a HUGE and beautiful park with such a good maintenance and the animals there were so adorable too. Look at the seagull sitting on the head of statue😂 Doesn't it look so clueless and cute? #givethanks #givethanks

Looking through the city map of Dublin, you will find a green area that is too large to be ignored. It's hard to imagine that in a capital city like Dublin, there is such a large urban leisure space green space in Phoenix Park – twice as much as New York's Central Park and five times in London's Hyde Park – all covered by woods and grass. Phoenix Park is Europe's largest urban garden. Although it houses the Irish Presidential Palace and the US Ambassador's residence, the most striking landmark is the huge cross built to commemorate Pope Paul II's visit to Ireland. The white cross of the steel structure is located on a small hill, while walking on the grass in Phoenix Park, it can be clearly seen from far away. The park was once home to the Royal Deer Park more than three hundred years ago, and it is still possible to find traces of deer in pastures and forests. However, it is very different from Nara. The deer here will never attack the tourists for food, but will be closer to the wild, and always keep vigilant against human beings. Trying to get close to them is definitely something that requires patience, respect, and strength.

Morning Serenity with Deer in Phoenix Park 🌅

#summerdestinations One morning in Phoenix Park, I was greeted by a serene sight: a group of deer leisurely wandering through the misty meadows. The early sunlight cast a soft glow on their elegant antlers, and the peaceful atmosphere was a perfect start to the day. It felt like a scene from a fairytale, blending nature and tranquility. This is a lovely place to walk.

Majestic Deer in Phoenix Park 🦌

#summerdestinations Majestic Deer in Phoenix Park 🦌 During my stay in Dublin, a visit to Phoenix Park was unforgettable. As I strolled through the expansive green lawns, I was delighted to encounter a herd of majestic deer grazing peacefully. Their graceful movements and the serene setting made for a truly magical experience, showcasing the park's natural beauty.

Attending a Cigarettes after sex concert and checking in Dublin!

Date: 2023/11/21-11/22 19:00 Venue: 3Olympia Theatre CAS is definitely a concert you have to see once in your lifetime. After enjoying the live performance, if there's time, we can also check out Dublin in winter. Ireland in winter has its own unique charm! 1. Trinity College Trinity College is located in the heart of Dublin and was founded by Elizabeth I in 1592. It is one of the universities in Ireland and is renowned in the academic world, on par with Cambridge and Oxford in the UK. The campus boasts intoxicating architecture in Dublin, including the college library, which is one of the oldest libraries in Ireland, established in 1592. 2. Dublin Castle Built in 1204, Dublin Castle is one of the older buildings in Dublin. Its architectural style and scale were considered one of the grandest castles in Europe at the time of its completion, known as 'the city within a city,' and was once a fortress between the north and south banks of medieval Dublin. 3. Phoenix Park The park is located on the north bank of the Liffey River in the northwest central district of Dublin, covering 1760 acres, and is a famous park in Ireland. The park was originally built as a deer park by the Duke of Ormond in 1663 to cater to the restored King Charles II and some of the notables of Dublin at the time. On November 21st, let's walk between dreams and reality with Cigarettes After Sex at the 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin!

my trip in Dublin

The largest park in EU

The largest park in EU

A nice park in the city center

Located in the city center of Dublin. A few public transportations to access the park. You can always find cute deers in the park. Dont feed them as they may chase you for getting food.

Phoenix Park, the largest urban garden park in Europe, has not had much population in Ireland. When you come to this park, you will find that it is the dream park. leisure weekend with your own pet dog in nature. Scattered steps, wide lawns, some places can't even see the side, covering more than 1,700 acres, big never joking and here is the capital of Dublin, the capital of Ireland, even the presidential palace is in the park, if you are tired The crowds in the country are coming, and here you will definitely make your body and mind very comfortable More importantly, you can also enter by car, think about driving in this more than 1,700 miles of nature, this experience, this feeling, properly Successful people go, follow my shot, let us walk into the natural world of Phoenix Park