Saint Patrick's Cathedral

Built in honour of Ireland’s patron saint, Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is one of the most important historic landmarks in Dublin.

Saint Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland is a must-see attraction for avid travelers and tourists. This iconic cathedral, named after Ireland's patron saint, offers over 800 years of history and has witnessed countless historical events. Experience its jaw-dropping architecture and truly feel the rich history of the Cathedral. With the Go City Dublin Pass, you can enjoy incredible savings and access to over 40 other popular attractions throughout Dublin. Whether you're a local or a first-time visitor, Saint Patrick's Cathedral is an unforgettable destination that should not be missed.

Renowned not just for its architectural splendor, but also for its profound historical significance, Saint Patrick's Cathedral is also the final resting place of Jonathan Swift, the renowned author of 'Gulliver's Travels'. Swift served as the Cathedral's dean from 1713 to 1745, leaving behind a special literary legacy. This relationship to literary history adds even more charm to your cathedral visit. Don't miss out on this unique experience!

Dating back to 1191 to the site of an ancient well where, legend has it, Saint Patrick used to baptise new converts into Christianity, Saint Patrick’s Cathedral has played a vital role throughout Ireland’s social, cultural and spiritual history. Walk through the nave and see the 200 monuments and impressive alter which makes Saint Patrick’s so breath-taking.