Phoenix park e zoo di Dublino
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 4.38 mi
- Elevation gain
- 108 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 154 ft
- Max elevation
- 105 ft
- TrailRank
- 39
- Min elevation
- -16 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Moving time
- one hour 19 minutes
- Time
- 3 hours 3 minutes
- Coordinates
- 1225
- Uploaded
- January 10, 2024
- Recorded
- December 2023
near Arbour Hill, Leinster (Ireland)
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Itinerary description
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ITALIAN BELOW
A walk in Phoenix Park and a visit to the Dublin zoo.
The idea was to continue the visit further in Phoenix park but the strong wind convinced us to sit, on the other hand, in that fancy tea house that we can be found just outside the exit.
Phoenix park is the great green area (it is the greatest hurban park in Europe). It offers green, open spaces, long paths, some seats. It is not my favorite type of park: not really natural and completely different from a garden; yet you can enjoy it to practice outdoor activities, and by visiting some points of interest. These include the Dublin Zoo which was renovated in the last decade and can be enjoyable event by bad weather since animals are free to stay outside or inside and visitors too.
ITALIAN
A walk in Phoenix Park and a visit to Dublin Zoo.
The idea was to continue the visit further into the Phoenix Park but the strong wind convinced us to sit in that lovely tea house just outside the exit instead.
Phoenix Park is the large green area (it is the largest urban park in Europe). It offers greenery, open spaces, long paths, some places to sit. It's not my favorite type of park: not really natural and completely different from a garden; but you can enjoy it by practicing outdoor activities and visiting some points of interest. Or even just because there is a lack of greenery after hours of visiting the historic centre. Points of interest include Dublin Zoo, which has been renovated in the last decade and can be pleasant even in bad weather as animals and visitors are free to stay outside or inside the pavilions.
Done on 9/12 on a cold and windy day with Dario and Luca. A little more than eight kilometres, including the last untracked stretch after the stop at the cafeteria. From the café you can continue along the central avenue which bisects the park.
APPROACH
The park entrance is located not far from Hueston Station.
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
EASY
I invite you to consult my personal difficulty scale in the profile
The route takes place entirely on paths in the park.
REMEMBER TO OPEN THE CAPTIONS OF THE PHOTOS FOR MORE INFORMATION
A walk in Phoenix Park and a visit to the Dublin zoo.
The idea was to continue the visit further in Phoenix park but the strong wind convinced us to sit, on the other hand, in that fancy tea house that we can be found just outside the exit.
Phoenix park is the great green area (it is the greatest hurban park in Europe). It offers green, open spaces, long paths, some seats. It is not my favorite type of park: not really natural and completely different from a garden; yet you can enjoy it to practice outdoor activities, and by visiting some points of interest. These include the Dublin Zoo which was renovated in the last decade and can be enjoyable event by bad weather since animals are free to stay outside or inside and visitors too.
ITALIAN
A walk in Phoenix Park and a visit to Dublin Zoo.
The idea was to continue the visit further into the Phoenix Park but the strong wind convinced us to sit in that lovely tea house just outside the exit instead.
Phoenix Park is the large green area (it is the largest urban park in Europe). It offers greenery, open spaces, long paths, some places to sit. It's not my favorite type of park: not really natural and completely different from a garden; but you can enjoy it by practicing outdoor activities and visiting some points of interest. Or even just because there is a lack of greenery after hours of visiting the historic centre. Points of interest include Dublin Zoo, which has been renovated in the last decade and can be pleasant even in bad weather as animals and visitors are free to stay outside or inside the pavilions.
Done on 9/12 on a cold and windy day with Dario and Luca. A little more than eight kilometres, including the last untracked stretch after the stop at the cafeteria. From the café you can continue along the central avenue which bisects the park.
APPROACH
The park entrance is located not far from Hueston Station.
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
EASY
I invite you to consult my personal difficulty scale in the profile
The route takes place entirely on paths in the park.
REMEMBER TO OPEN THE CAPTIONS OF THE PHOTOS FOR MORE INFORMATION
Waypoints
Photo
Lake
59 ft
3 Lago
It is located at the bottom of a depression (and therefore less windswept. From the lake we went up to the right, to see it from above but we continued straight on
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Intersection
69 ft
5 attraversare la strada e proseguire sul vialetto nella seconda depressione che ospita un gazebo per eventi estivi
Provisioning
92 ft
6 la tea house dove abbiamo trovato posto al ritorno
There are few places inside, but outside some wooden houses may be sufficient as shelter on less cold and windy days. The place is very nice, the quality of the food and drinks good but not exceptional
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Waypoint
Fauna
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