Park · Ireland · Leinster

St Stephen's Green

A Victorian park in the middle of Dublin with ponds, bandstand and shady lawns.

Free to enter about 40 min

For storytellers

Why St Stephen's Green matters

St Stephen's Green is Dublin's living room. On a sunny lunch hour the grass fills with office workers, students and families feeding the ducks. The park was laid out as a public garden in the Victorian era, with a lake, bridges and flower beds. It is a pleasant place to rest between museums.

Talking points

  • Locals picnic here when the sun comes out.
  • It has a pond with ducks and a bandstand.
  • Georgian houses frame the square.

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