Roses of War
On this summer period there is a garden you shouldn't miss if you live or are visiting Dublin, it's The Irish National War Memorial Garden, designed by the famous British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens and built in the memory of the 49,400 Irish soldiers perished on the First World War.
When we went there, a ceremony just had happened with the Irish President Michael Higgins, the PM Enda Kenny and several other authorities to pay tribute to the victims of the Somme battle, considered one of the most violent and bloody on the First World War - which is reaching their 100th year.
Architecture is very pretty, but whoever goes in the summer will be able to admire the beautiful roses of all colours, bringing beauty to the garden.There are two lovely rose gardens.
War Memorial Garden is also é um excellent place if you looking for a quiet spot and full of nature. There are very few people walking there.
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Quantas rosas lindas! Eu morei em frente à esse parque por uns 8 meses e nunca fui lá, acredita? :(
ResponderExcluirNão deixe de visitar o parque. Principalmente agora no verão. Além das flores, a arquitetura é linda.
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