This is a must visit attraction - these structures are an unbelievable. A definite must do on your vacation to Ireland and was one of the highlights of our trip.

We found Knowth to be incredibly interesting, especially the number and variety of tombs on site. The artwork on the stones is incredible, especially the Calender Stone, elsewhere described as the oldest calender known to man. The area around the site should be properly explored, not rushed to get a proper appreciation of the amount of work it took to... More

Was not sure what to expect and almost left without even doing the tour. But this was definitely 90minutes very wel spent. Looking back one of my highlights of my trip to Ireland! Can't describe the experience to someone, except that it beats expectations!

Unfortunately I missed the last bus to Newgrange and Knowth, so it is worth phoning the Visitor Centre beforehand to check exactly when they run. However, I didn't mind too much because I had spent the afternoon at a nearby site which I would very much recommend to anyone who has the time to go. This is called Four Knocks,... More

We took the tour from the visitor centre to Newgrange, and it was a very pleasant experience. The walk to the bus is beautiful, the bus is comfortable, Newgrange itself is amazing in it's history, and the views from the site. The guide was knowledgeable and very pleasant. On coming to TripAdvisor to write this review I noticed the place... More

When you visit Bru na Boinne, you have the option of taking tours to Newgrange, Knowth and/or the visitor's center. We were visiting in March and experienced about an hour wait, so I suggest you check in with the Newgrange and/or Knowth "front desk" when you arrive at the visitor center to reserve a place on one of the buses.... More

Who knew the Neolithics could conceptualize to this magnitude? The laws of physics, maths skills, scope and financing needed to produce this magnificent site is truly one of the wonders of the world. It is not to be missed.

I have been to Bru na Boinne twice, bringing an Australian friend with me the second time. It is a very peaceful and scenic landmark and I imagine that it hasn't changed much over the millennia, which adds to it's charm.

Relatively unknown compared to the world famous Stonehenge, these monuments are more substantial and other-wordly in their presence. Built thousands of years before recorded civilization in Europe, the scale and substance simply overwhelm you. The tour consists of a bus ride and lecture about the site, then a guided walk into the center of the main New Grange monument. The... More