The Book of Kells itself wasn't much to see. People who are really into history may enjoy the exhibit, but I found it a bit boring. However, we were able to take a walking tour of the Trinity College campus with a student guide. It...More

If you're ever in Dublin take the time to see the book of kells. The images and scripts are mesmerizing. You must visit at last once.

We went here right when it opened and the Long Room was worth the 13 euros! Book of Kells was pretty awesome also but any book or library lover would enjoy the Long Room. They do allow pictures, just no flash. 30 mins max and...More

Loved the Old Library at Trinity College Dublin. They house so many books that books have to be placed on the shelves by size...bigger books at the bottom and smaller at the top. A visual treat... The Book of Kells exhibit is well worth the...More

We bought tour tickets on campus - tours are led by senior students. Our tour guide was very engaging. I believe the tour ticket was 9 euros and included entrance to the Book of Kells exhibit and the Old Library Exhibition. It was great to...More

The last time I was in Dublin my time was limited so I did not get to Trinity College to see The Book Of Kells. I was not going to miss it this time . Make sure you purchase the ticket ahead of time on...More

We would have liked to see more and spend more time here but the lines were so long and they keep to their closing time very strictly. The lines were very long to get in and I thought the admission price was a bit steep,...More

Very nice exhibit showing Irish history and lovely images from the book of kells. Book itself is small and viewing area crowded. Long room upstairs is a gorgeous old library and amazing architectural site to visit. Overall with 12 euro entry!

I went with siblings and mother in December. We thoroughly enjoyed it. I had beem years ago as a teenager and have fomd memories of the visit but its been transformed since then. Its a much more modern experience with floor to ceilimg poster showing...More

I stopped in here with a tour group on a Sunday afternoon. The wait was not long. We purchased a "family pass" for 27 euros (2 adults, 2 kids), which saved us some money on the normal single-ticket entrance fee. The displays were very good...More