King’s Inn Park

Dublín, Irlanda

4.5

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Phibsborough Rd, Dublín, Co. Dublin, Dublin 7
Phibsboro
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
180 mNorth Circular Road
290 mCabra Road
310 mCabra Road, St Peter's Road
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Horario local (Dublín) 7:21 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

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lunes 07:30 – 19:00
martes 07:30 – 19:00
miércoles 07:30 – 19:00
jueves 07:30 – 19:00
viernes 07:30 – 19:00
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2 opiniones sobre King’s Inn Park

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Tu valoración: 5
Fulda, Germany
I used to live on Henrietta Street and you can walk through the gate at the Kings Inn and this is where you end up! It’s a nice little oasis right in the city centre, even though you wouldn’t be able to tell when you’re here. A lot of people don’t know about this little park so it’s never busy and there is no better place to lay in the sun for a few hours when you have nothing better to do. There is no football or other ball-​sports allowed on the grass though, so it’s strictly bring a book/​magazine/​comic and relax. The pictures somehow don’t show how nice it really is.
Tu valoración: 4
London, United Kingdom
Less than ten minutes’ walk from O’Connell Street, but it might as well be in another dimension; this feels nothing like Dublin centre.
Surrounding James Gandon’s final Dublin masterpiece, the King’s Inns, this simple park is so frequently overlooked that it’s never overcrowded.
What sets it apart is a frankly bizarre phenomenon near the southern entrance on Constitution Hill, whereby a tree has begun to consume a park-​bench that got just a little bit too close. Check it out, even though seeing this curiosity doesn’t make it any less strange than that explanation suggests.