Dubh Linn Garden sits on the site of the original “black pool” that gave Dublin its name, once part of a Viking settlement. Today, its elegant geometric lawns and patterns are inspired by Celtic designs, creating a peaceful green space right beside the castle. While exploring the garden, lk_lh_15 and loborosh managed to hide a tiny penguin stone in the stone wall, leaving a playful little secret in this historic spot.
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