THE PARK IS OPEN TODAY
Powerscourt Centre
Chic shopping mall offering apparel stores, art galleries & dining in an 18th-century mansion.
AN INVITING DESTINATION FOR EVERYONE
Wilton Park has character, personality and cultural history. And set to become one of the most popular neighbourhoods in the city.
This gives Dubliners a whole new perspective on their city.
It shines a light on local character and personality and it creates a new café and restaurant culture. It connects people to nature and to one another. And it encourages them to stay local and enjoy the very best of neighbourhood living in the centre of the city.
Making a place that thrives seven days a week.
Wilton Park is designed to draw people in from early to late. It offers an exciting new menu of cafés and restaurants with the best outdoor terraces in Dublin.
It opens up a safe green space in the heart of the city. And it creates a thriving new business community. A new base for LinkedIn, Stripe and EY and their 5,000 employees.
Community events.
We want Wilton Park to be a positive resource for the community. We have successfully hosted Bark in the Park in partnership with the DSPCA, for our four-legged friends and their owners and we also teamed up with local yoga studio, Reformation, for some outdoor Saturday morning stretching. We are planning more events of this nature now that the park has reopened, so follow us on Instagram to stay up to date.
By focusing on quality of design, connectivity and an engaging mix of amenities, Wilton Park is ready to open up to the community to form a new recreational, retail and office neighbourhood in the heart of Dublin’s business and cultural life.
Paul O'Brien
Henry J Lyons Architects
Turning this neighbourhood into a living laboratory to study the impact of investing in city communities.
We’ve invested over €7 million into ground-breaking ideas and innovations to transform Wilton Park into one of the best-loved neighbourhoods in Dublin.
To measure the value of our approach, we’ve commissioned Making Impact, a five-year study that uses Wilton Park as a laboratory. Evaluating the real social and economic benefits of the initiatives we’re pioneering here.
This neighbourhood is already home to some of the best restaurants, bars and cafes in the city.
By the end of 2025, there will be even more places to eat, drink and meet in the neighbourhood.
Shopping
Grafton Street
Grafton Street is one of the two principal shopping streets in Dublin city centre.
A walk in Baggotonia
Is there something in the water? The stretch of the city at Wilton Park, along and around the banks of Dublin’s Grand Canal has seen such a concentration of writers, poets, artists and thinkers, it is something of a wonder. Inspiring the likes of Mary Lavin, Patrick Kavanagh, Elizabeth Bowen, Maeve Binchy, JP Donleavy and more, it almost seems as if fresh ideas and well turned phrases may be waiting around every corner.
Follow Dublin’s literary footsteps along the Grand Canal, with some artworks along the way.
