This was my first time visiting Dublin, so I couldn't skip this beautiful cathedral. As a lover of gothic architecture, this was an absolute treat - I spent almost 2 hours inside, marvelling at the intricate details and the beautiful stained glass windows. The audio guide is great as well and I also had a go at the extra activities - though they're primarily meant for children, I couldn't resist and took one of my "masterpieces" home with me. I bought a joint ticket for the cathedral as well as Marsh's Library and would recommend doing the same to anyone who's a lover of books and history. Can't wait to visit here again!

We bought the tickets through the official website the day before and chose the family ticket that for 28€ can enter two adults and up to 3 children under 18, being very profitable. At the entrance you will be provided with an audio guide in your language. Highly recommended

This site is interesting and the audio tour you get with the entry fee has tons of information and historical facts. That said, the atmosphere is not church like and it was quite crowded. Several tourists complained about the 9euro fee but I understand the need to upkeep the church with so many tourists coming through each day. I was surprised that this Cathedral is still Anglican but learned that it started as Catholic then of course Henry VIII made it Anglican, then it was offered back to the Catholics but was refused.

Just a stunningly beautiful cathedral!! You have to spend a good two hours in it, just to drink in its splendour...everything about it sums up the essence of Ireland. We were first-time visitors, and this was first on our itinerary, which in hindsight was a great choice. The stained glass panels depict the life and works of St. Patrick, who to this day remains a mysterious figure - but the cathedral has all sorts of artefacts and descriptive plaques telling of his life. During your visit, you'll be given an audio device to play at each numbered spot, and I highly recommend using this...it will make your visit/tour so much more enriching.

We have toured many churches - this was one of the best. Take the tour for sure (rather than wandering on your own). So much fun (really!) and so interesting. I recommend going near the end of the day when the bus tour crowds are gone.

This cathedral was jaw dropping! The space is so large and contains beautiful architecture, statues, stained glass windows and more. We did the audio tour which I highly recommend as it gives you an auditory history as you walk around to each stop. Definitely worth a visit!

The entrance fee of 10€ is worth every cent. In the cathedral there are audio guides in many languages and this self-guided tour is totally interesting and entertainingly told. We were thrilled about the history of this cathedral....thank you for the exciting information and that we were allowed to be guests in this important house.

A visit to the this episcopal/Anglican cathedral is recommended because it is a magnificent Gothic structure - the largest in Ireland and the country's cathedral. There are beautiful stained glass windows and the interior pillars will amaze you. The church is also centrally located - an easy walk from the Trinity College area. You probably should allow about an hour to self guide yourself (although there are tour guides on some days).

Good organization and we value the free self-guide service very positively, the children 5-7 years old kept their attention and enjoyed the visit. There is an interactive area that also interested them We booked the tickets online, it is advisable to have attended one of the sung masses. The cathedral itself can be a bit “crowded” between the souvenir shop and other elements and it is not possible to visit the organ (unique element).

Beautiful Cathedral, very suggestive, evokes with its height and its majesty the power of faith. We entered the opening there were very few people the cathedral was immersed in silence and light passing through the stained glass windows. The audio guide was very useful to learn the history and peculiarities of the cathedral and the characters related to it.