National Botanic Gardens of Ireland

The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland, Glasnevin can be visited without admission. There are two greenhouse complexes worth seeing with plants from all over the world.
A wonderful large park with old trees can be explored.
Opening times and further information: botanicgardens.ie

You can get there pretty easily with bus number 4 without having to change. This leaves near Trinity college or on O'Connell street.
Even in November, a visit to the Bot Garden is worth it. You can go into the beautiful, old greenhouses and there are great trees (arboretum) in the park. Today there were even leeks, chard, kale and huge heads of cabbage to marvel at.

The Dublin National Botanic Gardens is a stunning green haven located in Glasnevin. Covering nearly 50 acres, the gardens boast over 17,000 plant species, with highlights including the Victorian Curvilinear Range and the Great Palm House. Visitors can enjoy beautifully maintained rose and rock gardens, herbaceous borders, and scenic river walks. The gardens also feature an organic fruit and vegetable garden and a native conservation area. Guided tours are available, making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts. 🌿🌺