都柏林凤凰公园

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我经常去凤凰公园,强烈推荐来都柏林的游客到此一游。凤凰公园是欧洲最大的公园之一,如果你喜欢大自然,想要远离城市的喧嚣,那你就来凤凰公园吧。从市中心到这里有好几趟公车,大概15到20分钟的路程。乘坐25/25A路,66路,6/67A路,68路公车就能到达离公园入口很近的Parkgate大街或者Conyngham路。入口处左边可以租到自行车,你可以租一个小时或者更多时间,我推荐租车游览公园,这样能让你尽可能看全公园的美景。最好的游览路线是从惠灵顿纪念碑出发,到凤凰公园的大十字架结束,途经游客中心。我建议你在游客中心吃点东西,那儿的餐厅备有很美味的有机食品。上周末我在那儿吃到了美味的蔬菜汤,Hubbie吃了些火腿起司蛋卷和沙拉。一些值得一看的公园景点:1). 惠灵顿纪念碑2). 大十字架3). 美国大使府邸4). 爱尔兰总统府邸5). 都柏林动物园6). 国宾馆法摩莱宫7). 杂志堡8). Ashtown城堡和凤凰公园游客中心9). 人民花卉花园周末的时候公园里会有很多运动项目。你可以看看爱尔兰式橄榄球,曲棍球,板球,马球,自行车马球,还有足球。法摩莱宫(Farmleigh House)夏季有很多演出,这里一年四季都有很多活动。如果你有充裕的时间,想要远离城市的浮躁喧嚣,凤凰公园是个不错的选择。

kimpete8

这个公园真是太大了,我们只来得及观看了拥有正统花园的东南角处以及惠灵顿纪念碑。你也很容易就会发现这个公园真是一座超级城市公园呢。

mary4444

我是来这里看罗宾威廉姆斯的,演出超赞!公园挺美的,很宽阔,很值得来看看。

Paulo_Lambert

Been there several times and I cannot leave without take new photos.Ther are several things to do in the largest park in Europe, such as: go for a picnic, running, play games, cycling, see the deers, visit the president in the beatiful white house (ok, that may not be possible), etc.It definitely worth a visit, no matter if you are solo, with friends or family.Best enjoyed in a sunny day :)

JimmyRG

Well worth a trip to relax and enjoy an amazing park in Dublin.There are lots of things to do here..rent a bike,go to the zoo,see some wild life..or just relax and enjoy the beauty and history of this place.You won't be disappointed !

mahdih_13

If you come here with a car, I suggest parking along the side of the road. There are a few monuments in this park. My favorite was the Wellington Monument (obelisk) which is the tallest obelisk in Europe. It is a nice way to pass some time.

Aeb-33

The grass is so green and you can walk for miles, lay in the sun, feed the birds, see all the monuments and spend a lovely afternoon with your friends or family. A great spot to take a break on a day filled with things to do.

457JohnA457

Before coming to Dublin I had heard of The Phoenix Park listening to a song made famous by the Irish Group; The Wolfe Tones. Ever since hearing the song I have always wanted to visit. The Park was also visited by Pope John Paul II in 1979 where he drew over 1 million people as he held Mass at the Park. As large as it is, it is well worth a visit. It is spectacular. We had a taxi pick us up from our hotel and dropped us off inside the Park by the cross that commemorates the Pope's visit. From there we walked around for a few hours and took in its beauty. You will find herds of deer roaming around freely. The Dublin Zoo is also in the Park worth a visit if you are travelling with children. Once you leave the Park, make a left turn and visit the Botanical Gardens. Enjoy!

kevva

The park is enormous the road that runs through it goes on for ever, Theres a herd of deer that roam around the park we were lucky to see them when we were there, Dublin zoo is housed in the park also the irish presidents house, The american ambassadors house is in the park and the duke of wellingtons monument..

Bev83

Took a stroll through the park on our way to Dublin Zoo. It is lovely and very well maintained park.

Champagne1958

What a lovely park, spreading for miles. It was good to see so many people using the park. We would liked to have had more time here to explore the park but sadly didn't.

LouL18

Very, very windy when we visited, but well worth it. A stunning park. Lots to see, zoo, presidents house etc. would love to go back in summer.

IrishinDubai

I have been going to this park ever since I was born. I go back every time I go back to Ireland (I'm a Middle Eastern expat now).It is beautiful, clean and natural. One of my most favourite places within Dublin, on a cold Autumn stroll or a run during the beautiful summer months. I can not fault this park.

englandadventure57

A very nice park,quite large in area.Dublin zoo was on the grounds.We was told there is lots of deer on the park,we did not see any though. It would be lovely in the summer to spend time here.

IrishMalteseFalcon

Really pleasant way to spend a day walking or cycling through the park looking at the deers running around and feeding the irds in the ponds.