A dear friend of ours was living here in Ireland for more than 10 years but only recently when she found out about a walled garden at Marlay Park. We got curious about what it really looks like so we drove all the way there.
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| Marlay Park |
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| Marlay House |
Just across the parking lot, a beautiful house will welcome you. Marlay House also known as "The Grange" was built by Thomas Taylor. The house is the best example of Georgian architecture. Before, it was owned by private individuals but was later donated to the Dublin County Council.
Behind that lovely house is a small coffee shop which superficially you will thought, "hmm, it's just a coffee shop". But as you go in to the shop, a door on the left will lead you to a stunning walled garden.
Upon your entrance, a wall fountain awaits you.
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| Wall Fountain |
Just over another wall, you will see the kitchen garden houses. It's nice to know that since 1794, these houses were still standing.
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| Kitchen Garden Houses
Located in front of the houses are fruit trees and a long guided pathway. This may look even better on summer days.
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beautiful garden! Thanks for sharing some parts of Ireland! Take care! :)
ReplyDeleteDropping by to say hello and thank you for visiting.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely place and thank you for shsring.
Hope to see you around:)
Beautiful place, such a rich green. Nice series of photos. Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteHere's another reason why I should visit Ireland! The place is simply breath-taking and the pics you posted here say it all :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I like the last photo how you frame it.
ReplyDeletewow, how stunning! I love the serenity of the place.
ReplyDeletePrecious site that is well-preserved. The house resembles a castle of sort. Thanks for bringing me again online to the hidden garden at Marlay Park.
ReplyDeleteLuscious green field, very refreshing to look at!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful park to explore Sis :-) It looks so peaceful too :-)
ReplyDeletethe first picture is so breathtaking, the open space, the trees and the mountain in the background, so peaceful and draws so much emotion. love it, glad you went there.
ReplyDeletei find the place romantic, nice play to just walk around and hang around with your boy :) but not necessarily a boyfriend could be my little boy. ha ha !
ReplyDeleteMy sister lives in Dublin 1 and I bet she has been to this place. Ireland really has good tourist spots but can't just stand the almost cold all year round weather. and I hope I can visit my sister one of this days.
ReplyDeleteYan ang isa sa mga gusto ko sa mga bansa gaya ng Ireland, England.. Yung mga castles nila, magagandang gardens, at parang paraiso talaga.. You're blessed at jan kayo nakatira!! Nga-nga nalang ako sa pictures mo kase ang ganda talaga ng lugar!
ReplyDeleteoh dear! i can't enough of your Ireland posts. my wanderlust spirit is wandering! such a beautiful park and garden!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for visiting and for your comments.You're all welcome to Ireland.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place! I wish I'd be given the opportunity to go visit these kind of places someday. You live in a very beautiful country with captivating places to boost. Thanks for the online tour. I pretty much enjoyed it.
ReplyDeletewow, ang ganda naman dyan...parang paradiso talaga! :) sis, you're so lucky and blessed to lived in a place near that park. my hubby always say that ireland is such a lovely place, good people din daw...keep your pictures coming. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome, it reminds me a garden of the Barbie that we watched, the garden was inside a palace. And the fountain looks like that in the picture
ReplyDeletei am curious about that hidden park. it reminds me of the story of the secret garden. =)
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