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Dublin's most popular park is packed with local workers and school children who come here to picnic in fine weather. Its current aspect dates from the late 19C, when the brewer Arthur Guinness turned what was private land, open only to residents, into a public park. The grounds sport an artificial water feature, fountains, statues of James Joyce, Jack B Yeats and other celebrities, together with a garden for the blind, where the names of the plants are inscribed on plaques in Braille.
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide280 m - 85-86 St Stephen's Green, Dublin
- The Green Guide340 m - 7 Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin
- The Green Guide348 m - Clonmel Street - Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin
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Where to sleepnearby
- From €138The Dean DublinMICHELIN Guide15 m - 33 Harcourt Street, Dublin
- From €89Harrington Hall20 m - 69-70 Harcourt Street, Dublin D2
- From €80Russell Court Hotel78 m - 21/25 Harcourt Street, Dublin D2
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Where to eatnearby
- Mister S€€MICHELIN 2024128 m - 32 Camden Street Lower, Dublin City D02 P029
- Delahunt€€€MICHELIN 2024142 m - 39 Camden Street Lower, Dublin City D02 K277
- Pickle€€MICHELIN 2024176 m - 43 Lower Camden Street, Dublin City D02 N998
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