Phoenix Park

Phoenix Park is a large urban park in Dublin. Enclosed for the most part by an 11 km wall.
At over 700 hectares in size, Phoenix Park is the largest urban park in Europe. The park was created in 1662 as a deer preserve and, in 1745, was redeveloped to open its doors to the public.

Phoenix Park is a large parkland 3km north-west of Dublin city center and is the city's green lung. With an area of 707 hectares and an enclosing wall 11 km long, the park is one of the largest inner-city parks in the world.

Phoenix Park is a sprawling urban oasis in Dublin, offering lush greenery, scenic walking paths, and abundant wildlife. It's a perfect retreat for nature lovers and a must-visit destination in the city.