Castle Garden -Dubh Linn Garden

This beautiful garden is part of the complex of Dublin Castle and was formerly used as a recreational space by the Viceroy of the British Empire and its officials. On the same property there was a stable for their horses and carriages, which has now been converted into a art gallery with free admission.

Its modern, open design contrasts with the medieval feel of the castle, creating a special and highly photogenic corner within the heart of the city.

🌿 Historical data: In this place was the lagoon known as Dubh Linn (black lagoon), where the Vikings moored their ships. This is where the city's name comes from: Dublin.