Dublin Castle
Dublin Castle
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9:45 AM - 5:45 PM
Monday
9:45 AM - 5:45 PM
Tuesday
9:45 AM - 5:45 PM
Wednesday
9:45 AM - 5:45 PM
Thursday
9:45 AM - 5:45 PM
Friday
9:45 AM - 5:45 PM
Saturday
9:45 AM - 5:45 PM
Sunday
9:45 AM - 5:45 PM
About
Dublin Castle was for 700 years the seat of British power in Ireland. Today you can still view the remains of the 13th century structure as part of the guided tour. The present Dublin Castle dates from the mid 1700's and today is used by the Irish Governemnt for state events such as the inauguration of the Irish President and state banquets for visiting dignatories. Amongst the highlights are the Ladies Drawing Room, the Throne Room and St. Patricks Hall.
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Neighbourhood: South City Centre
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- Jervis • 7 min walk
- St. Stephen's Green • 8 min walk
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- Madelyn P14 contributionsGreat Way to Spend 45 Minutes!This castle is mostly one big art gallery! If you like to look at beautiful paintings, then this is the place for you. The self-guided tour booklet is very detailed and gives information on every single artwork you see, and gives valuable historical insight into the rooms you'll walk through. Well worth the 45 minutes we spent!Hello! We're delighted you found the information booklet useful in guiding you through the 18th century State Apartments at Dublin Castle. Thanks for the feedback.Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Travelled with friendsWritten October 4, 2023
- KarenM1_101,042 contributionsEnjoyed our visitWe purchased advanced tickets on their site prior to visiting since there were so many tourists and we wanted to make sure we were able to get in. The Castle is rather drab on the outside. There was a lot of renovation taking place when we visited. There was a very large courtyard in the middle with several surrounding buildings that can be accessed from the outside without a ticket. The interior is very beautiful. You start at the Grand Staircase that has rich red carpeting and drapes juxtaposed against the white woodwork. My favorite rooms were the Drawing Room, Throne Room and St. Patrick’s Hall. We enjoyed our visit, and I would recommend visiting.Hello Karen. We're glad that you enjoyed your self-guided visit of the 18th century State Apartments at Dublin Castle. Thanks for the feedback.Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited July 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten October 5, 2023
- V8405ZManchester, United Kingdom10 contributionsDublin Castle State RoomsFree attraction in the centre of Dublin at the former seat of British rule and now used by the Irish Government for state occasions. Very impressive Georgian buildings, in keeping with Dublin being the second city of the British Empire in the nineteenth century. The State Rooms have a great collection of art and informative exhibits on the Easter Rising and the formation of the Irish Free State, also the various Presidents of Ireland. Well worth a visit and could be combined with the Chester Beatty Library’s collection of eastern and Islamic art and artefacts which is nearbyHello and thanks for your review! At Dublin Castle, we offer self-guided tours (of the 18th century State Apartments) and guided tours (of the Medieval Undercroft, Chapel Royal and the 18th century State Apartments). Neither of these options are 'free' we think they provide an interesting insight into the layered history of the site from the Vikings settling in 800 AD to the site's present role as a government building. The exteriors and gardens are indeed free of charge.Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Travelled with friendsWritten October 7, 2023
- TravellerclassFarnham, United Kingdom1,216 contributionsEnjoyable visit of an historic place.We have been to Dublin so many times and yet this is the first time we had taken the time to come and view this excellent landmark. The sights around this area and the buildings themselves are excellent and steeped in history. We also spent quite some time walking around the garden areas at the far side of the castle. To view the inside of the parliament building is not expensive at just 6 euros each for seniors and 8 euros for adults. The towers of the old castle building are under restoration so at the moment are not accessible to the public. Once complete they will be very impressive to view and we will certainly visit it again then.Hello. I believe you did a self-guided visit of the 18th century State Apartments at Dublin Castle. If you had opted for the guided tour option, you would've been taken through the layered history of the site from the Viking settlement in 800 AD to the site's present dual role as a government building and heritage site. Nevertheless, we're glad that you found the experience enjoyable and good value for money! Regarding the Record Tower, it is true that this is currently under restoration, so we wait (with anticipation) to its grand opening in 2024! Thanks for the lovely feedback.Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten October 16, 2023
- Laura RGuttenberg, New Jersey364 contributionsBeautiful Georgian CastleI took the guided tour. It was wonderful. We went under the castle to the old moat. We also say the state apartments. The historical part of the tour is superb. Our guide was funny and knowledgeable. The apartments are kept well, and there are so many portraits. The tour was well worth it.We're delighted that you enjoyed your 'wonderful' guided tour of the site! Thanks for your feedback.Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Travelled soloWritten October 22, 2023
- MKTBETopeka, Kansas4,157 contributionsNot Really a Castle!While planning our holiday in Ireland, I did my due diligence and knew that very little of the original castle was remaining. I also decided not to procure tour tickets online as this tour is mainly walking through administrative, not historical, parts of the building. The website did suggest that if you come early in the day you can get tickets for a more thorough historic tour. Unfortunately, on the day of our visit, the castle was closed until later the day, and no tickets were being sold! We walked around the large courtyard, took a few pictures, and left disappointed that we were not able to purchase tickets for the historical tour of Dublin Castle.Hello. We're sorry that your visit fell on a day where other events were taking place. This does happen, but I can appreciate how disappointing it can be, especially when time is precious while holidaying. We hope you found an alternative activity for the day, and that the temporary closure didn't tarnish your experience of Dublin. Thanks for the feedback.Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten October 24, 2023
- Jim WSindelfingen, Germany8,774 contributionsNever Saw The Inside, But The Outside Is Worth The Time To ViewMy wife and spent our last day in Dublin walking across the city. While we never ventured inside, we did walk all around the outside of the castle grounds and gardens. The gardens are across the street, but are worth seeing. All in all, our time spent here was amazing. I can only assume, the inside tour is worth visiting.Hello Jim. We have guided tour options and self-guided tour options available, so do come back on another day that suits. We think you'd enjoy the stunning interiors as much as the exteriors... Thanks for the feedback, and do come back to visit us!Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited July 2023Travelled as a coupleWritten November 4, 2023
- PeteFredericksburg, Virginia1,200 contributionsIs there a Vikings influence?It’s quite an enormous Castle and could probably survive a siege for a very long time. Instead of calling the center section the Bailey, according to another visitor, this center section is the courtyard. I was most interested in discovering any Vikings influence. A historian, during a documentary, said that Irish DNA contains a small amount of Vikings DNA.Hello. I presume you did not do the guided tour (delivered by one the OPW Dublin Castle Tour Guides) where you would've been taken to the medieval undercroft. Here you would've been guided through the layered history of the site from the Viking settlement in 800AD tot he site's presence role as a functioning government building. Perhaps you'll get a chance to complete the tour on your next visit to the site? It sounds like it'd appeal to you based on your interest in Viking history. Thanks for the feedback.Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited November 2023Travelled soloWritten November 7, 2023
- mayccm2018Hong Kong, China1,226 contributionsWorthGood location. The interior was very gorgeous. We walked through the rooms and admired great collection of art without guide. Large courtyard in the middle surrounded with several buildings. Worth to visit.Hello. We're glad you enjoyed your self-guided visit at Dublin Castle. Thanks for the lovely feedback!Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Travelled with familyWritten November 9, 2023
- Alan OCounty Dublin, Ireland28 contributionsBart is the best!!Had an amazing tour with Bart!!! Absolutely brilliant guide, great humour great insight and incredible experience. If you're coming to the Castle ask for Bart. The guided tour takes around 1hr. You will visit the State Apartments but also the oldest parts of the medieval Castle and the chapel royal which you won't see on a self guided tour.Hello! We're delighted that you enjoyed your tour with our wonderful Tour Guide Bart. He is most certainly an asset to the site. Thanks for the lovely feedback!Written December 28, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited November 2023Travelled on businessWritten November 10, 2023
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Maja I
Osijek, Croatia241 contributions
Dec 2019
This was also a location we visited with our Dublin Pass, so we got off cheap, otherwise the ticket price is too high for what they offer. With a self-guided tour you only get to see the State Apartments, which are a bit underwhelming, and you don't get to see the Medieval Section and Chapel Royal. Also, most of the "castle" actually consists of modern age buildings, and the Medieval Tower is closed off to public. When we were there in December 2019 there was an exhibit of Lady Betty Cobbe's porcelain which had some really beautiful pieces, but other than that we just wandered around the vast and almost empty space. This location for me was one of the most disappointing places in Dublin we saw.
Written January 20, 2020
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bigwawao
New York City, NY10,181 contributions
Oct 2019
Small castle- don't think it is huge. Not as big as Windsor in my opinion but still very stately.
I suggest you do the tour as it includes the basement excavation where they found viking artifacts that are currently on display at the National Museum Archeology. The guide also gave depth and meaning to the different rooms we visited and gave a short history of Dublin as it related to the castle. Also with a guide you get access to the Medieval section and to the Chapel Royal - something you cannot do on your own.
The castle now is less of a traditional historical castle but more of a place for state functions and has State apartments (which are the only places you can visit on your own).
There was question of whether to buy the tickets in advance or on the day. For some reason, I did not buy it in advance ( as a rule I do) as I did not want to be tied to a specific day and time. I was ready to skip the castle but was thankful I did not. Anyway, I was able to buy the ticket right there and then and was able to get a guided tour slot. The slots do go a bit fast though. I was not able to get the first available slot to me but the next after it. I guess those slots were sold out online.
Highly suggested to visit the Castle.
They have free lockers to use. Restrooms also available.
As a tip, the Chester Beatty museum is within spitting distance. You can visit it before or after the Castle.
I suggest you do the tour as it includes the basement excavation where they found viking artifacts that are currently on display at the National Museum Archeology. The guide also gave depth and meaning to the different rooms we visited and gave a short history of Dublin as it related to the castle. Also with a guide you get access to the Medieval section and to the Chapel Royal - something you cannot do on your own.
The castle now is less of a traditional historical castle but more of a place for state functions and has State apartments (which are the only places you can visit on your own).
There was question of whether to buy the tickets in advance or on the day. For some reason, I did not buy it in advance ( as a rule I do) as I did not want to be tied to a specific day and time. I was ready to skip the castle but was thankful I did not. Anyway, I was able to buy the ticket right there and then and was able to get a guided tour slot. The slots do go a bit fast though. I was not able to get the first available slot to me but the next after it. I guess those slots were sold out online.
Highly suggested to visit the Castle.
They have free lockers to use. Restrooms also available.
As a tip, the Chester Beatty museum is within spitting distance. You can visit it before or after the Castle.
Written February 20, 2020
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Thanks for visiting and leaving us a review! We are so glad you enjoyed your guided tour!
Written February 24, 2020
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Tim C
Milborne Port, UK165 contributions
Oct 2021
This is the free bit of Dublin Castle and it is very good within the confines of what is accessible.
All clean, with proper security on Covid - people actively check whether you have a mask and you are shepherded around a fixed route with limited stuff to touch.
Great that everyone can see, for free, the location where the ceremonial components of Irish national life take place. That said, they could do with putting a bit more information onto what the various paintings/sculptures/furniture were, and where they had actually put some explanatory note, this was very short and uninformative. There was limited opportunity to slide off into an alcove and be more informed.
Nonetheless, free and interesting, well laid out and a hint at what the castle must have been like a century and a bit ago.
All clean, with proper security on Covid - people actively check whether you have a mask and you are shepherded around a fixed route with limited stuff to touch.
Great that everyone can see, for free, the location where the ceremonial components of Irish national life take place. That said, they could do with putting a bit more information onto what the various paintings/sculptures/furniture were, and where they had actually put some explanatory note, this was very short and uninformative. There was limited opportunity to slide off into an alcove and be more informed.
Nonetheless, free and interesting, well laid out and a hint at what the castle must have been like a century and a bit ago.
Written October 31, 2021
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hanna718
NOVA706 contributions
Jul 2022
Bought my ticket ahead of time online, but only option (maybe still due to COVID restrictions) was the self-guided tour. Was able to upgrade at check in, though had to wait about 1.5 hours until the next available. This was a weekend, so on a weekday you might be able to get in sooner to your time. I was glad I paid the extra 4(?) Euro to do so, The self-guided ticket only gets you into the state apartments, which are interesting and full of art, but pretty limited. With the guided tour we also got to see the viking excavation and the chapel. The Tower itself remains closed. Worth seeing, but do not go in expecting castle. It was blown up, and then renovated much through the years, it is now used for official government events.
Written July 9, 2022
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Scott B
Wantagh, NY715 contributions
Sept 2022
We paid for the tour and that was two parts, a tour of the unground castle ruins and the nearby Abbey, and then the self guided tour that is in the other portions of the building which hosts large national events, dignitaries, swearing in of officials (and presidents). This is a very fancy decorated building with artwork throughout, and some extremely large rooms for official functions.
The tour of the undergrounds was interesting where you see the ruins of the old castle and even water seeping in from the nearby river. The tour of the church explains why it is no longer used, since they want to keep state and church separate. But it is still very decorative and they said over the holiday season in December they deck it out fully and admission is free to the church only.
The tour of the undergrounds was interesting where you see the ruins of the old castle and even water seeping in from the nearby river. The tour of the church explains why it is no longer used, since they want to keep state and church separate. But it is still very decorative and they said over the holiday season in December they deck it out fully and admission is free to the church only.
Written September 15, 2022
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Thank you for visiting and leaving us a review, we are glad you enjoyed your guided tour!
Written October 12, 2022
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Matthew J
Warrington, UK400 contributions
Aug 2023
We visited Dublin Castle whilst in the City Centre and I have to admit, this exceeded my expectations!
When we arrived, we bought tickets for four adults at the desk. The guy serving was friendly and helpful and worked through the short queue of customers nice and quickly.
This castle itself is very grand and it's lovely to walk around the various different rooms. When you look at it from the outside, it doesn't look like a castle in a traditional sense, but the interior is truly magnificent. You can also read about the castle's history and artefacts in each of the different rooms as there is information on the walls.
I also liked that some of the rooms have seating areas so you can take a seat if you have mobility problems.
The whole place is VERY well-kept and the gent's toilets were spotless.
The only thing I would raise is that the entrance fee is not the cheapest in the world. We paid 8€ per person, so for us that was 32€ spent before we entered, which was a bit steep considering there's not a lot to the inside. You can easily see the full place in an hour. Also, The Wedgwood Room features a couple of male sculptures that display parts of the human anatomy that you might not want to see, if you know what I mean! This is not a criticism - it's just something you might want to bear in mind!
Having said that, I would still recommend a visit here as it is still cheaper than some other attractions in the area. Would recommend!
When we arrived, we bought tickets for four adults at the desk. The guy serving was friendly and helpful and worked through the short queue of customers nice and quickly.
This castle itself is very grand and it's lovely to walk around the various different rooms. When you look at it from the outside, it doesn't look like a castle in a traditional sense, but the interior is truly magnificent. You can also read about the castle's history and artefacts in each of the different rooms as there is information on the walls.
I also liked that some of the rooms have seating areas so you can take a seat if you have mobility problems.
The whole place is VERY well-kept and the gent's toilets were spotless.
The only thing I would raise is that the entrance fee is not the cheapest in the world. We paid 8€ per person, so for us that was 32€ spent before we entered, which was a bit steep considering there's not a lot to the inside. You can easily see the full place in an hour. Also, The Wedgwood Room features a couple of male sculptures that display parts of the human anatomy that you might not want to see, if you know what I mean! This is not a criticism - it's just something you might want to bear in mind!
Having said that, I would still recommend a visit here as it is still cheaper than some other attractions in the area. Would recommend!
Written August 27, 2023
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Hello Matthew. We're delighted that you found our team of staff helpful and our toilets 'spotless'! Thanks for your review of the site.
Written September 11, 2023
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Luce
14 contributions
Apr 2023 • Solo
A great, well-maintained and historical building with a modern twist. The self guided tour was easy to follow with the information booklet and tickets were fairly priced. I opted for the additional guided tour of the medieval remains and chapel and would highly recommend if you are short on time during your visit.
Our guide Darragh was very informative and engaging, and provided lots of historical facts about the medieval engineering of the ruins. The chapel was also stunning. The tour was well timed to an hour and all staff were very friendly and helpful.
Our guide Darragh was very informative and engaging, and provided lots of historical facts about the medieval engineering of the ruins. The chapel was also stunning. The tour was well timed to an hour and all staff were very friendly and helpful.
Written April 6, 2023
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Hi Lucy. Thanks for your positive feedback. We'll be sure to pass on your lovely comments to our Tour Guide Darragh and the rest of our wonderful guiding team. Thanks again.
Written May 3, 2023
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Minnie0108
Zagreb, Croatia150 contributions
Apr 2022
Definitely worth a visit!
It might not take a long time for you to take a tour around the castle (30-45 minutes), but it is a very interesting and important building for Dublin and Ireland.
We saw some beautiful paintings and pieces of furniture and read some incredible stories about certain rooms in the castle.
The tickets are also quite inexpensive so if you are in Dublin, I think you should visit the castle.
It might not take a long time for you to take a tour around the castle (30-45 minutes), but it is a very interesting and important building for Dublin and Ireland.
We saw some beautiful paintings and pieces of furniture and read some incredible stories about certain rooms in the castle.
The tickets are also quite inexpensive so if you are in Dublin, I think you should visit the castle.
Written April 18, 2022
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Thanks for visiting and leaving us a review! We're glad you enjoyed your experience here in Dublin Castle.
Written May 29, 2022
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Gaetano A
Malton, UK702 contributions
Dec 2019
This Castle was once the royal residence of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Until 1922 it was a seat of the British Government's administration in Ireland. Nowadays, it is a major Irish government complex, a conference centre and a tourist attraction. You can go around the Castle for free but to admire the marvelous and richly decorated buildings inside you have to join a guided tour at a price.
Written January 6, 2020
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Ju W
Fort Lauderdale, FL71 contributions
Feb 2020 • Friends
Might be worth shelling out the extra cash for a guided tour. We did the self guided. You can tell that the small castle is mostly used for diplomatic meetings and state visits. Very strong British presence with British portraits hung throughout and the English primrose displayed almost everywhere.
Written February 28, 2020
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I'm confused about the difference in self guided and guided tours, looks like I can sign up for self guided 14 days in advance but a full tour with guide can't be reserved except on the day of the tour. is that correct? Thanks
Written April 24, 2023
I think this is correct, I had the same problem myself. I ended up doing a self guided tour, they give visitors a booklet which I think provided plenty of information
Written May 2, 2023
hola queria saber si tienen audioguia en español o algun tipo de informacion para hacer el recorrido en español.
Written June 9, 2022
We have written information in Spanish, but our audio guide is currently only in English.
Written July 31, 2022
Where is there parking close to Dublin castle? Thanks
Written August 31, 2019
Google parking lots near me. We walked and used the Green Hop and Hop Off Bus and walked in town. It's in a commercial area with lots of restaurants so there has to be parking nearby.
Written October 2, 2019
Ciao a tutti volevo sapere se la visita guidata al Castello di Dublino c'è anche in Italiano oppure no. Grazie a tutti
Written August 30, 2019
contact them directly at dublincastle
Guided Tours
Guided Tour (60 minutes) of the State Apartments, Medieval Section and Chapel Royal.
Admission
Adult €12
Senior (60+) €10
Student (valid student ID required) €10
Child (12-17) €6
Family (max. 2 adults & 5 children) €30
Self-guiding
Visitors can choose to self-guide (access to State Apartments and exhibitions only). We offer brochures on the State Apartments in seventeen languages at the ticket desk as well as additional information resources – simply ask one of our guides at the information desk in the State Apartments.
Admission
Adult €8
Senior (60+) €6
Student (valid student ID required) €6
Child (12-17) €4
Family (max. 2 adults & 5 children) €20
Written August 30, 2019
Do we need to buy tickets in advance? Do they actually seel out at the ticket booth?
Written August 7, 2019
Hi there, tickets are available to book online but we have tickets available for walk-ins as well. These sell out during the day so the earlier you come in, the more choice you have.
Written August 8, 2019
do you have to go on guided tour to visit undercroft? can you see it on self-guided tour?
Written March 4, 2019
Hi Terry, you can only visit the undercroft with the guided tour.
Written March 20, 2019
All'interno del Castello si possono effettuare foto o riprese con la telecamera?
Written January 4, 2019
You are allowed to take photos without flash!
Written February 2, 2019
A tad confused. Went to book a guided tour so we could see all areas today. Came to choose the date and time and the price came up at €12 even though it states on their website it is €10 admission for tour. What has everyone else paid?
Written December 29, 2018
Hi there, from January 1st 2018 our prices will increase, so if your chosen date is in the new year you will be paying the new price.
Written December 30, 2018
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