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Oak Hall
The Oak Room occupies one of the oldest sections of the castle, named for its ornate wooden carvings and panelling. It offers visitors a rare chance to experience one of Ireland's finest surviving interiors from the early modern period. The craftsmanship and period detail make it a particularly rewarding visit for those interested in 16th and 17th-century decorative arts.
Talbot Botanic Gardens
Talbot Botanical Gardens sprawls across 20 acres behind the castle and showcases an impressive collection focused on southern hemisphere species, particularly from Australasia. You'll find centuries-old cedars of Lebanon and spreading oak trees alongside rare calcicole plants and specimens that struggle outdoors in Ireland's climate. The gardens' botanical diversity makes them worth a visit if you're keen on horticulture and unusual plant cultivation.
Fairy Path
The Fairy Trail winds through West Lawn, a wooded area spanning over 20 acres that stretches beneath the western wing of Malahide Castle. Designed with families and young children in mind, the walk reveals fairy houses, whimsical creatures and woodland sculptures tucked throughout the trees. Visitors of all ages can explore at a leisurely pace, discovering hidden touches that bring the forest to life. It's a pleasant spot for a gentle visit when you're exploring the castle grounds.
- 1.Oak Hall
- 2.Talbot Botanic Gardens
- 3.Fairy Path
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