St Audoen’s Park, Dublin: Complete Visitor Guide

St Audoen’s Park is a small but historically important green space in Dublin’s medieval core, beside St Audoen’s Church and close to Christchurch. It offers far more history than its compact size might suggest.

St Audoen’s Park at a glance

• Location: High Street / Cook Street, Dublin
• Best for: medieval history, architecture and city walks
• Highlights: original city wall and historic gateway

Why visit St Audoen’s Park?

The park contains a section of Dublin’s original stone city walls and the last surviving entrance to the old city. The site also incorporates part of the historic graveyard and lies beside one of Dublin’s oldest surviving churches, making it an excellent stop on a medieval Dublin walking route.

Best time to visit

Daylight hours are best for appreciating the walls and surrounding historic streets. Seasonal opening hours apply, so check current access before an early or late visit.

Practical tips

• Look for the surviving city wall and gateway.
• Combine the park with Christchurch Cathedral and the Liberties.
• The park is wheelchair accessible.
• Allow time to read the historical interpretation around the site.

Official information

For current hours and notices, visit the official Dublin City Council page.