Text by MOOK Scenic Spots / Mofei Photos by MOOK Scenic Spots / Mofei
Floor-to-ceiling glass windows let sunlight spill freely across the floor. Look up to see the blue sky and white clouds outside, while the blossoms indoors compete in dazzling beauty. Enjoy a moment of tranquility in this lush, green glasshouse.
The glasshouse greenhouse located within the botanical garden allows sunlight to stream through the steel frame, creating vivid plays of light and shadow. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots / Mofei)
The National Botanic Gardens is situated about 5 kilometers northwest of Dublin, the capital of Ireland.
The air inside the glasshouse greenhouse is filled with the fragrance of flowers and the warmth of sunlight. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots / Mofei)
Established in 1795 by the Royal Dublin Society, the National Botanic Gardens houses around 20,000 species of plants and also preserves tens of thousands of plant specimens.
The plants in the gardens change beautifully with the seasons, displaying vibrant blooms all year round. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots / Mofei)
The botanical garden is open to the public free of charge. On weekdays afternoons and weekends, many families come here to enjoy quality parent-child time.
A whole row of charming agapanthus flowers is planted outside the greenhouse. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots / Mofei)
There are quite a few greenhouses within the botanical garden, specially designed to cultivate delicate plants and flowers that require controlled humidity and temperature.
The horticulturists in the park are incredibly skilled — they can grow over a dozen different types of flowers within a single area. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots / Mofei)
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