Christ Church Cathedral Tours and Tickets
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Christ Church Cathedral

- Christ Church Cathedral is one of Dublin’s most popular attractions, and lines are not uncommon; book a skip-the-line ticket to save time.
- Children under 12 are not allowed in the belfry, which is visited as part of guided tours.
- The climb to the top of the belfry is via 80-plus steep and narrow steps, and is not suitable for travelers with limited mobility.
- Visitors can attend evensong services, which are usually held on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and on Sunday afternoons.
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It's free to attend services at Christ Church Cathedral. A self-guided tour, which includes an audio tour, is €12 for adults, €10 for seniors or students, and €4 for children under 12. The family rate is €28 for two adults and two children. Prebook online for potential discounts.
No, there is no cost to attend services or for private prayer. Some people may like to attend services when the choir is singing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays (confirm the online schedule before you visit). A fee is only required for a self-guided tour, which includes an audio guide.
Yes and no. Christ Church Cathedral is partially accessible for wheelchairs. The nave of the Cathedral can be accessed by a ramp at the main entrance. However, some parts of the Cathedral, including the side chapels and baptistery, are accessible via steps. Find information on accessibility on the cathedral’s website.
Yes, you can take photographs in Christ Church Cathedral, but flash photography is prohibited. Double-check your camera or smartphone settings before attempting to take photos in Christ Church to ensure you've turned the flash off.
In addition to the Cathedral’s choir, main attractions at Christ Church include its historic crypt, belfry with the chance to ring its bells, art and architecture, stained glass windows, a family dress-up room, and more. Those interested in local history may want to watch the lunchtime lecture series.














































































































































