We visited the Iveagh Gardens on a sunny Sunday morning and it is truly a haven of tranquility. Situated at the rear of the National Concert Hall, it has lovely quiet walks, park benches and is populated by Italian style statues dotted throughout. This park was donated to the city by the Guinness brewing family, hence the name Iveagh, which... More

Nice peaceful place to visit, rose garden, cultured private experience and right in the city centre.

Not all parks are created equal. St Stephen's Green is a big, central park, filled with art and Georgian monuments. Great poet's busts line its paths. The Iveagh Garden, is a smaller, more timid little park of Harcourt Street. But small and quiet can be just right. I've had the pleasure to sit here every morning at the start of... More

I visited the Iveagh Gardens in the winter of 2012 and they surely are a nice, peaceful place to sit and relax. Of course, they must be magnificent during the summer, as the flowers should be in full bloom and the main fountain is on. However, the statues get a gloom and mournful aura that is so attractive and gets... More

I love the Iveagh Gardens! I go here whenever I can when I am in Dublin it's a lovely hideaway in the center of the city. I love to stroll around and just relax in it's calm surroundings, I love the intimate peaceful feeling while still knowing I'm in the busy city! It a great place to go to get... More

lovely gardens to visit, go when the Taste of Ireland is on. itis a little hide gem. visit the concert while your in the area.

This place is a great find if you want a break from the hurly burly of the city. It is a stone's throw from St Stephen's Green but is a lot quieter and the walls around it give a sense of privacy. Nice rose garden too. It gets very busy during lunch hour if the weather is good.

I read about this Garden on Tripadvisor and since it was located right around the corner from where I was staying at the Conrad Dublin I visited on the morning of 12th Aug 2012. It is tucked away and a beautiful place with a rose garden and fountains. And while I was there the water fountain was turned on so... More

It is a sort of unknown secret, a hidden away garden not far from St Stephen's Green. On a summers day a lovely place for a picnic before a lunchtime concert at the NCH a short walk away. Just watch out for old winos and beggars and the possibility of pickpockets and other thieves. Ought to be a higher presence... More