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The Gardens

Exotic plants, green space and natural beauty.

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Malahide Castle

The Gardens

A moorhen stands on a small rock in a tranquil pond, reminiscent of the serene landscapes around Malahide Castle. Lush greenery and stone remain ever-present as reed plants frame the foreground and gentle ripples dance across the water.

Tranquil retreat just minutes away from Dublin.

Tranquil retreat just minutes from Dublin.

A pond at Malahide Castle, surrounded by lush greenery and rocks, features a moorhen poised on a rock. Stalks of bamboo frame the left side of the image, while vibrant plants create a lively backdrop that enhances the serene atmosphere.

The West Lawn and Walled Botanical Gardens are open all year round. Set on 260 acres of parkland, the gardens and Butterfly House at Malahide Castle are a tranquil retreat just minutes away from Dublin city centre and airport.

Malahide Castle is home to the National Plant Collection of Olearia, commonly known as the daisy-bush.

Discover 5,000 plant varieties, perfect picnic spots and much more during your visit. 

Visit us throughout the summer to see these plants at their best. There is magic however throughout all seasons at Malahide Castle and Gardens.

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Botanical Collection

A winding path leads through a lush garden with dense greenery. Tall trees and shrubs border the walkway, with a large grassy plant in the center. The scene has a serene, natural atmosphere surrounded by various shades of green foliage.

Across the walled garden and lawns surrounding the Castle is the famous Talbot botanical collection, one of few botanic collections on the island of Ireland.

The collection was assembled by Lord Milo Talbot between 1948-1973.

Lord Milo was one of the most knowledgeable gardeners in Ireland during his time and brought back many plants from his travels through Australasia, Asia, North Africa and South America.

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A winding path leads through a lush garden with dense greenery. Tall trees and shrubs border the walkway, with a large grassy plant in the center. The scene has a serene, natural atmosphere surrounded by various shades of green foliage.
Malahide Castle

West Lawn

In the shadow of Malahide Castle’s West Wing lies this enchanted woodland…

Stretching over 20 acres of lush grass and woodland, the West Lawn is home to our Fairy Trail – the most magical part of any visit to Malahide Castle and Gardens.

A paradise for photographers, some of the best views of the castle are here. Nature lovers can find rare trees from all over the world. Look out for the famous Cedar of Lebanon, Tasmanian pencil pines and Chinese Ginkgo trees.

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Malahide Castle

West Lawn

A person strolls along a wooden bridge surrounded by the lush green foliage of Malahide Castle's grounds. The trees on the left display a mix of green and brown leaves, hinting at early autumn. The atmosphere is serene and nature-focused.

In the shadow of Malahide Castle’s West Wing lies this enchanted woodland…

Stretching over 20 acres of lush grass and woodland, the West Lawn is home to our Fairy Trail – the most magical part of any visit to Malahide Castle and Gardens.

A paradise for photographers, some of the best views of the castle are here. Nature lovers can find rare trees from all over the world. Look out for the famous Cedar of Lebanon, Tasmanian pencil pines and Chinese Ginkgo trees.

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Malahide's Gardens are today home to Lord Milo's collection of southern hemisphere plants

A picturesque scene featuring a white, glass-domed conservatory at the end of a paved path within the grounds of Malahide Castle. It's surrounded by lush greenery under a clear blue sky, with two vintage lampposts lining the path.
Sunlight dapples the gravel path winding through lush greenery in the serene garden, reminiscent of the tranquility at Malahide Castle. A wooden bench beside raised beds brimming with plants offers a peaceful spot. To the right, a large greenhouse with a slanted roof peeks through.
A scenic path in Malahide Castle park is surrounded by lush greenery and large trees. A black lantern stands along the path, and a wooden fence lines the walkway. The scene conveys a peaceful, natural environment.
A tranquil outdoor space at Malahide Castle with wooden planters showcasing lush greenery, including palm trees and other shrubs. Concrete paths wind through the area, bordered by tall trees, creating a serene atmosphere ideal for reflection.
Malahide Castle

Walled Garden

A picturesque scene featuring a white, glass-domed conservatory at the end of a paved path within the grounds of Malahide Castle. It's surrounded by lush greenery under a clear blue sky, with two vintage lampposts lining the path.
Sunlight dapples the gravel path winding through lush greenery in the serene garden, reminiscent of the tranquility at Malahide Castle. A wooden bench beside raised beds brimming with plants offers a peaceful spot. To the right, a large greenhouse with a slanted roof peeks through.
A scenic path in Malahide Castle park is surrounded by lush greenery and large trees. A black lantern stands along the path, and a wooden fence lines the walkway. The scene conveys a peaceful, natural environment.
A tranquil outdoor space at Malahide Castle with wooden planters showcasing lush greenery, including palm trees and other shrubs. Concrete paths wind through the area, bordered by tall trees, creating a serene atmosphere ideal for reflection.

Get lost down the Walled Garden’s winding pathways.

Admire the extensive Talbot collection of flora and fauna, the Victorian Conservatory, Lady Isobel Talbot’s pond and much more. Popular all year round, there’s something new to discover and admire here every season as you meander down winding stone paths.

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