Christ Church CathedralOlder of the two city cathedrals, and its crypt runs the full length underneath it.
Cathedral
St Patrick's Cathedral
Dublin 8, County Dublin
Jonathan Swift is buried inside the national cathedral, and there is a public park beside it.
Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is one of Dublin’s most visited landmarks.
- Where
- Dublin 8, County Dublin
- Address
- St Patrick's Close
- Official site
- stpatrickscathedral.ie
- Map
- Directions · OpenStreetMap
- Before you go
- Opening times, prices and access change. Check with the place itself.
Nearby
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Christ Church CathedralOlder of the two city cathedrals, and its crypt runs the full length underneath it.
Dublin CastleBritain ruled Ireland from here until 1922. State rooms and a garden are open to the public now.
St Stephen's GreenA square of park in the middle of the south side, with a lake, a bandstand and gates onto Grafton Street.
Temple BarCobbled lanes on the south bank, with galleries, pubs and a food market at the weekend.
National Museum of Ireland, ArchaeologyThe Kildare Street museum. The Ardagh Chalice, the Tara Brooch and the bog bodies are all in it.
Guinness StorehouseSeven floors of brewing exhibits fill the old fermentation plant at St James's Gate, with a glass walled bar on the roof.On nearby
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