Beautiful medieval cathedral that I would consider a place to visit. The entrance fee is a fair price for the visit, not only the inside of the cathedral but also the crypt, some of the hsitory of the church and the religion.

We went to Christ Church for a free organ recital which is weekly during the summer season. The concert series is open to everyone and admission is free with a donation requested. The concert lasted 45 minutes and was excellent - IMHO there is nothing like the spectacular nature of a church organ played in a cathedral by an expert organist in our case it was James Short. If you like organ music we highly recommend attending one (or more!) of the series - we greatly enjoyed it!

I returned to Dublin after many years abroad, and revisited Christ Church earlier this week. As soon as I walked up I could see changes. The grounds are more landscaped than I remember. The charge of a visitor fee is new too, but understandable. I didn't opt for the audio guide. I prefer to do things at my own speed. Memories came flooding back as I walked up the nave, and when I reached the transepts I was holding back tears I was confirmed into the Church here many decades ago. I remembered some of my school friends who were too. Most of them are no longer with us alas. The crypt is a bit tidier than I remember too. The museum part is very well presented. The staff were very pleasant and attentive. I needed some clarification on a few things and approached a man at the desk. I didn't get his name but he had a real Dublin accent. I had a little chat with him on the way out, and it transpires he was born and bred in the Liberties where I hale from myself. He was very helpful. God bless you all for a lovely visit.

When I think about Dublin the first think that come to my mind is the Christ Church Chatedral. One of the most photogenich building that you can find in Dublin. From outside the church is impressive, the interior is also noticeable and worth to visit. You'll receive an audioguide for a brief selftour for free. It's less crowded then St. Patrick Chatedral which made my visit super enjoyable.

Christ Church Cathedral is one of my favorite cathedrals I have ever toured. The architecture of the cathedral is spectacular. I want to see this one again just to be sure I didn’t miss anything.

Church is really beautiful, especially the exterior. It makes for some incredible photo ops. Please be aware it does have an entrance fee.

The audio didn’t work for me but was very worth going specially if your religious! I did make the mistake of going on the weekend when it was very busy but still got to see everything and they have beautiful gifts in the gift shop .

Originally I planned to go St Patrick’s cathedral but came here firstly because we missed direction. However, we were attracted by amazing outside architecture. Wonderful cathedral - many paintings and glass windows. There was a collection in crypt also. Peaceful atmosphere.

Wonderful and beautiful cathedral. Another example of amazing architecture. The crypt is also open to the public and worth a visit.

If you only plan to visit one cathedral in Dublin, in my opinion, this is the one to see. The cathedral is visually stunning on the inside and out. It is a feast of the eyes. On the inside you don’t know where to look first: at the ceilings or the intricate design on the floor. I particularly loved the beautiful stained-glass windows and organ. We went downstairs to view the crypt and were surprised to see how large it was. We did not expect this. Also, downstairs is a large souvenir store. Allow at least an hour to visit. We did not buy advance tickets and had no issues getting in.

Nearly went into Dublina by accident as came up to the cathedral from the rear and as ‘joined’ by archway over road - but cannot actually cross from the one building to the other. Beautiful stained glass windows worth a visit if in Dublin

There was wifi and a downloadable audio tour but it never worked properly for us so we just wandered around. The cathedral is beautiful and the crypt below is worth the price of admission.

It's a shame that you have to pay to simply look at the interior of a church. The outside is extraordinary.

We visited Dublin this summer as part of a tour group. We stayed right across the street and our guide arranged a tour of the church. I expected just a quick tour of the main part of the cathedral, but the tour was much more. We met up with our guide and toured the main part of the beautiful church. We then found ourselves climbing spiral stairs (which could be challenging for older or larger people) up to the bell tower. We also toured the basement with historical artifacts from the church. We all enjoyed the tour very much and definitely recommend the hour and a half tour. If you aren’t up to the bell tower tour, there are places to rest until the rest of your tour returns and you can join them. The staff was very friendly and helpful with questions.

Christ Church Cathedral was a highlight in Dublin. We spent three hours in the Cathedral, wandering around on our own. We were provided with a download that would explain each of the stops along the way but wifi reception was spotty especially in the crypts. When you enter the Cathedral you are struck by the beautiful arches overhead, the stained glass windows, the baptistry, the nave, the pulpit and pipe organ. There are crypts below the Church itself that contain artifacts and collections, It is very well laid out and very interesting. We were treated to a choir performance for a Norwegian choir and the acoustics were a marvel. Make sure you visit this cathedral.