Trinity College Library in Dublin
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Trinity College Library in Dublin offers a captivating blend of history and culture, making it a must-visit attraction. Spending 2 to 3 hours here allows you to fully appreciate the architectural beauty and historical significance. As you explore the iconic Long Room, you'll be surrounded by marble busts of Ireland's great thinkers and feast your eyes on the country's oldest harp. The highlight of your visit will undoubtedly be the Book of Kells exhibition, a masterpiece of medieval artistry. A stroll around the scenic campus and nearby chapel adds to the experience, while friendly locals enhance the welcoming atmosphere. Don't forget to book tickets in advance and arrive early to beat the queues. Despite the high ticket prices and some empty shelves due to ongoing restoration, the knowledgeable staff and informative guided tours make this a rewarding visit, especially safe for solo travelers. After your visit, catch a lively River Dance performance at the Gaiety Theater for a complete cultural experience.
Recommended visit time
2-3 hours
Features
Wheelchair accessible
How to get here?
The nearest public transport options for your convenience.
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Libreria molto bella ma senza libri.

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La.biblioteca es espectacular para el precio ya podrían dar unos auriculares, considerando que en un free tour los daban. El resto ok.
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