Christ Church Cathedral

Christ Church Cathedral ranks 8th in the list of best places to visit in Dublin. Christ Church Cathedral, which was renovated in the 19th century and dominates the neighborhood, was constructed on the site of Dublin's first wooden church, which was established in 1028. Beautiful early Gothic arches may be found in the Great Nave, where you can also find a 14th-century facsimile of the renowned Norman conqueror Strongbow's tomb (who is actually buried elsewhere in the cathedral).

The adjacent portion, known as "Strongbow's son", is thought to have been a component of the original tomb. A portion of the enormous crypt that runs the length of the structure is from the thirteenth century. Dublinia, a top-notch historical reproduction of life and events from the Viking to the medieval era, is also well worth a visit. It is situated in the cathedral's Synod Hall. Highlights include numerous buildings, authentic street scenes, and dressed actors showing customs and activities from the time.

Google rating: 4.5/5.0
Address: Christchurch Pl, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, Ireland
Phone number: +353 1 677 8099
Official site: https://christchurchcathedral.ie/