Christ Church Cathedral
Sunday: 12:30-15:00
Monday-Saturday: 09:30-17:00
Last admission: 45 minutes before closing
The opening hours and closure dates may vary. Please check for the latest information before you visit










Built in the 11th century, Christ Church stands as Dublin's original medieval cathedral, with the largest medieval crypt in Ireland. Housing majestic tombs, precious medieval artwork, and the King's Treasury with incredible holy relics, the cathedral invites exploration. Don't miss the Treasures of Christ Church exhibition, which showcases priceless silver and Ireland's first Magna Carta copy. Opt for an audio guide (subject to availability) for a themed self-guided tour—choose from 'Power and Politics,' 'Christ Church and the City,' and 'Music and Spirituality.' As Dublin's first cathedral and the archbishop's seat for a millennium, Christ Church remains a living structure. Marvel at its architecture, stained glass, and unique floor tiles, and delve into intriguing tales of saints like St. Laurence O'Toole
Christ Church Cathedral
Sunday: 12:30-15:00
Monday-Saturday: 09:30-17:00
Last admission: 45 minutes before closing
The opening hours and closure dates may vary. Please check for the latest information before you visit
Christ Church Cathedral: Christchurch Pl, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, Co. Dublin, Ireland

Built in the 11th century, Christ Church stands as Dublin's original medieval cathedral, with the largest medieval crypt in Ireland. Housing majestic tombs, precious medieval artwork, and the King's Treasury with incredible holy relics, the cathedral invites exploration. Don't miss the Treasures of Christ Church exhibition, which showcases priceless silver and Ireland's first Magna Carta copy. Opt for an audio guide (subject to availability) for a themed self-guided tour—choose from 'Power and Politics,' 'Christ Church and the City,' and 'Music and Spirituality.' As Dublin's first cathedral and the archbishop's seat for a millennium, Christ Church remains a living structure. Marvel at its architecture, stained glass, and unique floor tiles, and delve into intriguing tales of saints like St. Laurence O'Toole