🇮🇪 Trinity College – Dublin, Ireland 

Step into one of Dublin’s most iconic landmarks: Trinity College, Ireland’s oldest university, founded in 1592. Wander through the historic campus, admire the beautiful cobbled squares and grand architecture, and discover the famous Book of Kells in the magnificent Old Library. The highlight? The spectacular Long Room, home to thousands of historic books. 

📍Getting There?

Trinity College is right in the heart of Dublin, on College Green, making it very easy to reach on foot from many central attractions. Several Dublin bus routes stop nearby, while Luas and DART connections are also within walking distance. From Temple Bar, it’s only a few minutes on foot. 

💶 Price:  

The campus itself can be explored without a general admission fee, but the Book of Kells Experience requires a ticket. 

Current prices start from around €21.50, while standard Book of Kells Experience tickets start from approximately €26/€39, depending on the experience and duration. An official Trinity walking tour starts from €18, while a self-guided Trinity Trails tour starts from €6.50. 

🕘 Opening Hours: 

Opening times vary depending on the experience. The Book of Kells Experience is generally open Monday–Friday 09:00–18:00, Saturday 09:00–18:30 and Sunday 09:30–18:00. 

Opening hours can change, so check the official website before visiting. 

🧐 Tips & Tricks: 

• Book ahead! The Book of Kells is one of Dublin’s most popular attractions and tickets can sell out, particularly during busy periods. 

• Go early for a quieter experience and better photos.

• Don’t skip the Long Room — it’s arguably the most impressive part of the visit.

• Consider the campus + Book of Kells combination if you want to learn more about Trinity’s fascinating history. 

• For a cheaper option, the self-guided Trinity Trails tour is a great way to explore the campus at your own pace. 

🎯 Don’t Miss Nearby: 

Trinity College is perfectly positioned for exploring central Dublin. After your visit, walk towards Temple Bar for its cobbled streets, pubs and lively atmosphere, or continue to Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral. The Ha’penny Bridge and River Liffey are also just a short walk away.