St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin Tickets

Experience the history of the holy site!

St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin

Walk inside the largest as well as the tallest church in Ireland and take a look at its architectural magnificence. Use St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin Tickets to experience the history of the holy site where Saint Patrick baptized converted Christians more than 1500 years ago. Explore the Gothic architectural grandeur of this medieval cathedral and feel awe-struck as you take a look at its huge towering ceilings. Take a look at its intrinsic constructed details along its marble statues, stained glass and medieval tiling and admire the window showcasing the life of Saint Patrick in its 39 images. Get a glimpse of the bygone era as you take a tour of the place along with the friendly and knowledgeable guide who will tell you more about the beautiful stained glass windows, organ with 4000 pipes, Bell Tower and many other such attractions of the church. You can also learn more about them while you get the opportunity to interact with intuitive touchscreen exhibits.

The cathedral is also the burial site of Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver's Travels, who was the dean of the place. Observe the famous Door of Reconciliation from where the well-known Irish phrase “to chance your arm” originated. Take a stroll in the garden to discover the century-old Christian heritage.

The sacred place has also gained the reputation of its world-class choir. You must take some time out to attend the morning or evening prayer when you can listen to the inspirational hymns.

Book St. Patrick’s Cathedral Tickets Online

Book St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin Tickets online to enjoy hassle-free self-guided tours of the Cathedral. Enjoy fabulous discounts, only available online, and explore the beautiful cathedral which is the finest example of Ireland’s Gothic architecture. You will be able to purchase up to nine tickets for individuals online from the official website or from us and the ticket cost would include a free guided tour as well. You can also opt for family St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin Tickets online which will admit two adults along with three children under 18. Your online family ticket will be valid till the end of 2022.

Why to book St. Patrick’s Cathedral tickets online?

Purchasing St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin Tickets online has several advantages.

  • Plan your Trip: You can plan your trip ahead of the visit and take the option of visiting the cathedral in the early hours to avoid the rush.
  • Skip the line: If you cannot visit in the morning hours and wish to visit during the day, it is all the more essential to purchase your ticket online. By opting for an online ticket, you will be able to skip the line and enter hassle-free without having to wait for your turn.
  • Fabulous Discounts: If you opt to book the tickets online, you can avail of exciting discounts which are only available for online tickets.
  • Book at convenience: By opting to book your St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin Tickets online, you will be able to do so while sitting at home. You will be able to check out various options and will be able to decide on the best option that works for you.

Highlights for St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin

  • Take a trip to the bygone era while visiting St. Patrick’s Cathedral, a medieval-period church, in Dublin. 
  • Get evidence of the city’s medieval era displayed in the magnificent architecture of the church.  
  • Admire the beautiful church with its amazing gothic architecture and stained glass windows.
  • Feel awe-struck looking at the window showcasing the life of Saint Patrick in its 39 images.
  • Learn more about the history of the place as you interact with the touchscreen exhibits. Know about fascinating facts about the cathedral along with its history.
  • Find the place in the cathedral where Jonathan Swift, the author of "Gulliver's Travels" was buried and also learn more about him while taking a look at his personal belongings such as his desk and chair.
  • Observe the Door of Reconciliation, from where the Irish expression "to chance your arm" originated.
  • Explore the spectacular grounds of the magnificent place and discover the century-old Christian heritage. 
  • Tour along with a friendly tour guide to learn most about the centuries of Christian heritage.

What To See Inside St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin

Tomb of Jonathan Swift

While on St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin Tour, pause to take a look at the tomb of the famous author Jonathan Swift, whose classic tale, Gulliver’s Travels is still read worldwide. Near his tomb, you will find his epitaph which has been written in gold lettering on a polished black slab. If you go to the north pulpit of the church, you will be able to take a look at his professional desk and chair, his portrait as well as his death mask.

Grand gothic architecture

Examine the marvelous gothic architecture of the famous cathedral while on St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin Tour. Feel awe-struck as you take a look at its huge towering ceilings and its intrinsic constructed details—Marvel at the amazing medieval tiling, polished marble statues, as well as stunning stained glass windows. Get a glimpse of Dublin’s medieval era while wandering around the beautiful place.

St. Patrick’s Cathedral Choir

St. Patrick’s Cathedral boasts a world-class choir and you will feel enchanted as you sit listening to the inspirational hymns either during the morning or during the evening church service. You will be able to listen to the choir on any day only during the period when the school term is in session.

Know Before You Go St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin

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Location: St Patrick's Close, Dublin, D08 H6X3, Ireland

Timing: Mon - Fri: 9 am - 5 pm (Till 5:30 pm from March to October)

Sat 9 am - 6 pm (Till 6:30 pm from March to October)

Sunday: 9 am – 11 am, 1 pm – 3 pm, 4:30 – 6:30 pm (Only March to October)

Last admission: 30 minutes before closing time

Facilities:

1. Audio guide 

2. Free Guided tour in English (subject to availability)

3. Choir for private performances

4. Free Coach Parking 

5. St. Patrick's Cathedral Gift Shop

6. Wheelchair accessible.

7. Toilets on site

8. A small gift shop located inside the Cathedral where you can support the Cathedral’s mission by purchasing souvenirs.

  • Christmas Collection: CDs, Greeting cards, Angels, Christmas hamper and more.
  • Signature Collections: Signature mugs, CDs, Caps, Magnets, Keyrings, coins etc.
  • Religious Collections: Angels, Prayer Cards, Rosary beads etc.
  • Through the looking glass collections: Stained Glass Roundels, keyrings, mugs etc.
  • Wear It Collection: T-Shirts, Socks, Caps.
  • Featured Prayer Cards

890: First documented reference of Saint Patrick's in insula or Saint Patrick's on an island.

1191 — 1212: Saint Patrick's Church’s status was raised to a collegiate church in 1191 and then to a Cathedral in 1212. 

1219: William FitzGuido became the first Dean of the Cathedral.

1220 — 1260: Construction of the current Cathedral building began

1316: Cathedral tower was blown down by a storm

1370: Archbishop Minot repaired the nave and also built the 147 ft high Minot's Tower 

1432: Cathedral Choir School was founded

1537: The cathedral was deemed as an Anglican Cathedral following the English Reformation

1546: St Patrick's Cathedral Grammar School Created

1547: Cathedral was demoted back to a parish church 

1548: Cathedral becomes a courthouse

1632: Boyle Family Monument installed in the Cathedral

1922: "The Cathedral had to be closed on account of civil disturbance."

1937: Iveagh window installed in the North transept

2009: The ring of bells was increased from 14 to 15 bells

2012: The Lady Chapel was fully restored

Tips to Visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin

  • Arrive early to enjoy the tranquil ambience of the cathedral. If you reach the place later in the day, you are likely to find the place noisy and filled with a crowd.
  • Although there is no specific dress code, you must remember to dress modestly as this is a place of worship.
  • The cathedral is well equipped for people with disabilities with its central entrance having a professional electric wheelchair life. Also, the Order door entry has enough ramp space for the wheelchair to pass comfortably.
  • The area is compact, so you may find it difficult to find parking. Try Cathedral Lane, located just off Kevin Street, opposite the police station. You can also park your vehicle at Clanbrassil Street or Fumbally Lane.

FAQs

What are the facilities available at St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin?

  • Free Guided St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin Tour in English (subject to availability)
  • Audio guide 
  • Choir for private performances
  • Free Coach Parking 
  • Wheelchair accessible.
  • Toilets on site
  • St. Patrick's Cathedral Gift Shop located inside the Cathedral where you can support the Cathedral’s mission by purchasing souvenirs.

Do I need to book St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin tickets in advance?

It is advisable that you book your tickets online in advance. The St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin is famous and you may need to stand in a long queue if you opt to purchase your tickets at the venue.

What would be the price of St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin tickets?

Adult: €8.00 per person; 

Senior (60+)/Student: €7.00 per person; 

Child (between 6 – 12 years): €3.00; 

Child (below 6 years): Free

What would be the visit duration for St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin?

It would take you an approximate time of 60 to 90 minutes to visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin. To enjoy your tour the most, you can either opt for a guided tour of the place or you can use the free app while you wander in the cathedral.

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