I regularly visit the park. Lots to go and see here. You can visit: Zoo, Farmleigh, Visitor Centre, Papal Cross, Peoples Gardens You can view: Aras an Uachtaráin American Ambassadors Residence Deer here

This is the largest park in Europe - very similar to Richmond Park, London in scale. If you have mobility issues, there isn't a problem because there are pavements and tarmac walkways plus car parks throughout the park, especially near landmarks like the Papal Cross and Zoo. But obviously the city council can't tarmac the entire park. The Papal Cross was not my favourite landmark - just preferred the scenery. And see if you can spot a small white gravel cross on the grass near the President of Ireland's residence which marks the spot where a double murder happened 140 years ago.

Phoenix Park is a place not to be missed. It is an immense park in the heart of Dublin. It's said to be the largest park in a metropolitan area in all Europe. It hosts long roadsfor you to run, walk, ride a bike or drive (it's big enough even for a few minutes drive). You could sit down in the varied landscapes, you have sports pitches, huge lawns and trees. An absolute heart warming surprise is the deers living in the middle of the park. Avoid feeding and invading their life too much. They are lovely and are an example coexistence in the country's biggest city. Definitely recommended.

Lovely park in Dublin. A great place to walk or run not in the city streets. They do an excellent job of upkeep here. Neat things to discover here as you go around. Very safe also. Loved the feel and peaceful space here.

Really can't wait to get back to Phoenix Park whenever we visit Dublin, it's a gorgeous place for a stroll. A monument, A Papal cross, a zoo, a museum, what more could you want? Aside from the tranquility and gorgeous scenery. All of this and right in the heart of Dublin's fair city. Stunning place and you really are missing a gem if you don't go and wander through.

It was a chilly day to visit Phoenix Park, so I couldn’t bear to be outside longer than an hour or two…the park is enormous. You really need at least half a day (5-6 hours) to walk or bike the whole thing, and walking will make your legs tired! I was so impressed with how clean, well-maintained, and peaceful it all was. A safe haven of green meant to be cherished by Dubliners and tourists alike. There is a city bus line, Bus 99, that services the main road dissecting the park, which is very convenient. Inside the park is a zoo, many monuments and statues, government buildings and residences, a nice cafe, and the iconic spotted deer grazing in the wooded grass near the Papal Cross. So cute and picturesque! Keep your distance from these docile creatures so as to not scare them. They’re used enough to humans, though, that they get close enough to you for pictures. Phoenix Park is an excellent outdoor space to get away from the noise and action of downtown Dublin. Come!

We left home planning to walk around the whole park but with so much to see we only got half way around so keep this in mind if you're planning a walk. You can hire bikes at the entrance, which in hindsight might have been a better way to go to fit everything in. We visited the zoo which sits within the park - more than 140 years old and fabulous, and Farmleigh Estate, on the edge of the park and also fabulous and a good place to stop for lunch or afternoon tea. (There's a cafe and the gardens are beautiful.) Phoenix Park is huge. It is home to the President's official residence (Áras an Uachtaráin) and the US Embassy sits directly opposite. There are deer here which we saw by chance late in the afternoon. The park has playing fields and lawns as well as a great variety of trees, shrubs and flowers and various bird species. All in all, a great day out.

Lovely park with plenty of space to walk around. It's good place to have a picnic in, which brings back memories of my Aunt's and I having picnics during summer months when I was a lot younger. Not the best place to sunbathe in and the park also has the zoo, Farmleigh house etc .. Would recommend it to anyone

On a coach tour to Dublin, I went on a hop on hop off bus . It took me a little way into the park. The audio giving some interesting information, there is a stop to get off. Unfortunately I didn’t have the time to explore the park but it would be well worth doing

Very wide and clean park. This is very peaceful calm place where you can visit with your family & kids with no entry fees. Lovely park with excellent views where you can walk or do picnic. 🧺 There are lots of beautiful trees 🌳🌲 & flowers .🌸🌼🌻🪻🌹