One of Dublin's most iconic spots, St Stephen's Green, has been named one of the top 10 most relaxing places in the world.
reviews – determining the most calming places by counting the number of times the word ‘relaxing’ is used in critical writings about the locations.St. Stephen’s Green was named the eighth most relaxing spot in the world and the sixth most relaxing spot in Europe.According to SpaSeekers, Europe is the continent home to the most serene locations, with all the world’s top five, eight of the world’s top 20, and 18 of the world’s top 50, based within the region.
Rounding out the top five, meanwhile, is France’s Luxembourg Gardens and the Spanish public park Parque del Retiro.
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