This vast castle complex founded in 1204 comprises of several buildings and yards that used to serve as a seat of the British government of Ireland. Throughout its history, the castle also served as the residence of the monarch and later on the monarch's representative.
Nowadays, not only can you discover two museums, library and international conference centre inside the castle, enjoy a coffee in one of the two cafés or a stroll through the gardens, you can also visit the government buildings and the state apartments, considered the most important staterooms in the country.
Be also sure to check the official website for temporary exhibitions.
All attractions are closed on Good Friday, Dec 25-27 and Jan 1.
State Apartments and Medieval Undercroft:
Self Guiding Prices:
Adults: €8
Students with ID, seniors: €6
Children (under 12): €4
Children (under 6): free
Guided Tour Prices (60 minutes duration):
Adults: €12
Students with ID, seniors: €10
Children: (under 12): €6
Children (under 6): free
The Chapel Royal: accessed by guided tour only, as part of the castle tour.
Revenue Museum: free entry
The Chester Beatty Library: free entry
Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_Castle
Official Website http://www.dublincastle.ie/
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dublin-Castle/621875627823805
Email dublincastle@opw.ie
Phone +353 1 645 8813
Address Dublin Castle, 2 Palace Street Dublin 2, Ireland
Coordinates 53°20'34.169" N -6°16'0.939" E
