Temple BarCobbled lanes on the south bank, with galleries, pubs and a food market at the weekend.
Park
St Stephen's Green
Dublin 2, County Dublin
A square of park in the middle of the south side, with a lake, a bandstand and gates onto Grafton Street.
St. Stephen's Green was re-opened by Lord Ardilaun in 1880 for the citizens of Dublin.
- Where
- Dublin 2, County Dublin
- Address
- St. Stephen's Green
- Official site
- heritageireland.ie
- Map
- Directions · OpenStreetMap
- Before you go
- Opening times, prices and access change. Check with the place itself.
Nearby
The closest places on our lists, in any county.
Temple BarCobbled lanes on the south bank, with galleries, pubs and a food market at the weekend.
National Museum of Ireland, ArchaeologyThe Kildare Street museum. The Ardagh Chalice, the Tara Brooch and the bog bodies are all in it.
National Gallery of IrelandThe state art collection on Merrion Square. You can walk in free, and Caravaggio's Taking of Christ is in there.
Dublin CastleBritain ruled Ireland from here until 1922. The castle is closed to the public until the end of 2026 while Ireland holds the EU Presidency, and the State Apartments and the Dubh Linn Garden reopen after that.
Trinity College and the Long RoomThe Book of Kells is in the Treasury under the Long Room. Most of the Long Room's books are out while the building is restored.
St Patrick's CathedralJonathan Swift is buried inside the national cathedral, and there is a public park beside it.What’s on nearby
Coming up within about 25km.
Today, Monday 9th November
- Mon9 NovAn Evening of Talks with Dr Linda King and the Stone TwinsNational Print Museum
- Mon9 NovCommon Threads: A Gentle Festival of WelcomeNCAD Gallery9th to 11th November
- Mon9 NovDefuse - Design for Use 2026The Sugar Club
- Mon9 NovIreland in the 80s: The Full Picture | Media, TV and RadioNational Library of Ireland · Dublin City
- Mon9 NovLemn Sissay - Let the Light Pour In LIVEO'Reilly Theatre
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The Phoenix ParkPark · Dublin 8The walled park on the edge of the city has a wild deer herd in it and long straight roads through it.
Christ Church CathedralCathedral · Dublin 8Older of the two city cathedrals, and its crypt runs the full length underneath it.
The Ha'penny BridgeBridge · Dublin 1The cast iron footbridge over the Liffey, named after the toll it used to charge to cross.
Guinness StorehouseDistillery or brewery · Dublin 8Seven floors of brewing exhibits fill the old fermentation plant at St James's Gate, with a glass walled bar on the roof.
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Dún Laoghaire piersHarbour · Dún LaoghaireTwo granite piers out into the bay, with a walk to the end of the east one and back.
Killiney HillViewpoint · KillineyShort climb above the coast to an obelisk, with the whole of Dublin Bay below it.