Nature spot · County Tipperary
Celtic Plantarum Dundrum
Found in Dundrum Village, County Tipperary, the Celtic Plantarum is home to numerous plants, shrubs and trees as well as birds and wildlife. It is a magical experience.
The Celtic Plantarum is located in Dundrum, County Tipperary. It is a magical combination of numerous plants, shrubs and trees, some quite rare with quaint water features. The display features a range of conjectural reconstructions of ancient field monuments drawn from Ireland’s romantic past all presented in a delightful setting with meandering pathways and ever-present bird and wildlife. The pathways and displays add great interest to a visit to this location in the historic Dundrum Village and less than 2km from Marl Bog forest park and fishing area.
A well-stocked and very extensive garden centre completes the range of attractions at Celtic Plantarumm
All year - 7 days per week - 8.30am to 5.30pm (Sun 2.00pm to 6.00pm).
Outdoors in County Tipperary this week
Best day outdoors: Sun, 11 Oct — dry by day, breezy, up to 14°C
- Fri, 9 Oct13° / 8°Medium rain showers
- Sat, 10 Oct12° / 7°Sun with light cloud
- Sun, 11 Oct14° / 13°Sun with light cloud
Make a day of it
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