Marlay Park Grange Road, County Dublin D14 Y6X5
About the Business
Welcome to Marlay Park, an expansive and picturesque park located in the heart of Dublin. As one of the largest urban parks in the city, Marlay Park is both a popular destination for locals looking to relax and unwind, and a must-see spot for tourists visiting Dublin.
The park is situated on Grange Road in the suburb of Rathfarnham and covers almost 300 acres, so there is plenty of space to explore and enjoy. Whether you want to take a leisurely stroll, have a picnic with friends, or relax in one of the many tranquil areas of the park, Marlay Park has something for everyone.
The park also includes a wide range of amenities, making it a perfect destination for both children and adults. For younger visitors, there is a large playground and a walled garden with a fairy trail that will ignite their imaginations. There is also a zip line, high ropes course, and climbing wall that will keep older children entertained. Adults can enjoy a round of golf at the 9-hole public course or visit the miniature railway for a fun ride through the park.
In addition to the many outdoor activities available, Marlay Park is also a popular venue for concerts and festivals throughout the year. The outdoor amphitheater can accommodate over 15,000 people and has hosted many famous musicians and events over the years, including Longitude Festival and the annual Dublin Garden Festival.
Overall, Marlay Park is a wonderful place to spend a day, whether you're a local looking to enjoy the great outdoors or a tourist looking to experience one of Dublin's most popular attractions. Plan your visit today and discover all that this beautiful park has to offer!
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Hours open
Monday:
09:00 - 21:00
Tuesday:
09:00 - 21:00
Wednesday:
09:00 - 21:00
Thursday:
09:00 - 21:00
Friday:
09:00 - 21:00
Saturday:
09:00 - 21:00
Sunday:
09:00 - 21:00
Reviews
"Really nice spacious park. Tennis courts, football pitches and a lovely childrens' playground. The car parks tend to fill up quickly so arrive as early as possible. Also leave extra time to find your way around as it is a huge park."
"Extensive south Dublin park that's used for a variety of recreational activities. It's also the start of the Wicklow Way and boasts some beautiful tree hugged paths that wind their way around its many stylized water features. The courtyard of the old country house is now used by a number of artisan sellers and there are two coffee shops."
"Good venue, not as big as I thought it would be. Went to see Guns N Roses ...AMAZING....1 major issue with it there was next to no transport to and from venue ....walked almost 2 miles after concert to get a taxi and that was dump luck ......NEED BETTER TRANSPORT"
"It is a big park. The main playground area has a public toilet (not many parks have this luxury). There is a nice cafe to grab a snack and coffee. Beside the garden with peacocks and other flying beauties there is a restaurant where you can sit inside or outside. There is a food fair on Sunday with yummy treats. The park itself is a great place to run, walk, and cycle (there are some pedestrian areas only). There is a fairy garden too."
"Has a good children playground inside with lot of play activities for them. Can get bit crowded on a weekend and if the weather is good. You need to enter Marlay Park from the College Road Car Park side for near access to the kids playground. Parking place is big and free. I love to go there as my kids enjoys a lot there"
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