National Botanic Gardens

The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland were created in 1795 and are located in Glasnevin, about 5km northwest of downtown Dublin. Over its 20 hectare spread, the botanical gardens house over 15,000 plant species and cultivars from around the world. The visit is very enjoyable because plants are strategically arranged to ensure a unique flow of scents and sensations.

As far as the plants that they have there I don’t know much about, however, it was a good day I spent there and I really enjoyed the view.

If you have more time to spend at Dublin you should go and see it, however, if your time is short I would spend it in some other nicer places.