St. Patrick's was built in 1190 and sits in downtown Dublin. Beautiful interior with magnificent stained glass windows. Cathedral also houses the stone which covered the well St. Patrick used to help convert the locals to Christianity.

We timed our visit for the 5:30 evensong service, which takes place every day. Really lovely experience! The cathedral is also interesting to visit - I found it more atmospheric inside than Christ Church. There's a fee to visit, unless you're there for the service.

St Patrick’s is a must see in Dublin. The architecture is stunning Gothic. The inside is also stunning. I compare all Churches and Cathedrals to Westminster and this Cathedral certainly stands up to it in architecture but not in content. It is a working church and shows signs of it. It isn’t fussy or off limits to visitors. In fact,... More

Gorgeous Cathedral, beautiful stained glass windows, amazing wood interior and beautifully carved confessional boxes and pulpit. One of the nicest churches I have ever visited.

I have been in some well known cathedrals in France and England, and St. Patrick's rivals them hands down. The park right outside is gorgeous also, one of the nicest and most picturesque parts of Dublin. The interior of the cathedral is ornate and will make you speechless, also leave plenty of time as there are exhibits and busts of... More

We weren't able to go inside due to the hour but we got some amazing pictures of it. It's centrally located to the heart of Dublin so it turned out perfect. Such a picturesque building.

There was a magnificent arrangment of different flowers in the park beside the cathedrel.In the cathedral there was a lovely welcoming feeling.The tourguide was very helpful when it came to questions, info etc.The coats of arms and flags were very interesting.I learned about the Butlers and the Fitzgeralds two very famous old families in Ireland.I had a lovely time in... More

Brilliant surroundings.Lovely stainded glass.Fascinating activities.The tour was very nice and educational.Fabulous history.I think the shop in the middle of the Cathedral looked a little tacky.

This will bring you back in time, Lots of history here, Think of Jonathan Swift who was the Dean here great history and lovely grounds to see,