Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin

I visited St. Patrick's Cathedral in April and I don't regret it. If you have the opportunity, take the guided tour which is very interesting. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of my guide but she was passionate and adorable. During the tour, we focus on the main elements of the cathedral without insisting too much on the religious side. For those who want to linger on this aspect, you have the opportunity to go back after the guided tour which is actually quite short.

Great activities for kids, a lot of fun stops, but trying to go around learning a lot is hard. Even their little guide book didn't help. Also, reading the fine print on the gold plates is very difficult for someone with glasses, and probably people without them. Loved the brass drawing station though, great fun.

I really enjoyed my visit to St Patrick’s Cathedral. I was never there before. The tour guide Kelly made it very interesting. She was very good. There was a lot to see between the tiles on floor, the stain glass windows, the statues especially Jonathan Swift. It was finished before we knew it and had a cup of tea after it.

The must-see cathedral when visiting Dublin. A tour costs 8 euros which is self-guided, so you can take as much or as little time as you would like. They also provide audio for all the exhibits. They offer a fair amount of merchandise if looking for a souvenir. Beautiful cathedral with a small park that is worth a stroll through as well.

We visited as part of our walking trip around Dublin. The cathedral stays open fairly late vs others we tried to visit which closed by 4pm. The staff at the ticket counter and inside were very helpful. It's self guided but you can get an audio guide which takes you through various parts of the cathedral. The cathedral is impressive , the arches , the pulpit , stained glass were all very impressive