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Rock of Cashel

The Rock of Cashel is a must for history buffs.
Allow around 1–1.5 hours to properly explore.
Bring rainproof gear, as much of the site is in the open air.
Wheelchair users can be accommodated with advance notice. Most of the paths and some of the buildings at the site are accessible.
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The Rock of Cashel entry fee is €8 for adults, €6 for seniors, and €4 for students and children, which includes a tour at a time given to you on entry. Visitors in Dublin, Cork, or even Killarney can look for day trips that include the Rock of Cashel, along with sites such as Blarney Castle and Gardens, and these have a range of prices.
Yes, the Rock of Cashel is worth visiting. Perched atop a green Tipperary hill, the site boasts a collection of 12th- and 13th-century medieval buildings, with sweeping views and guided tours enriching the experience. A round tower, a cathedral, and a chapel with Romanesque frescoes are the highlights.
Per one customer who booked the Dublin to Rock of Cashel, Cork City, and Blarney Castle Guided Tour,"My wife and I had a wonderful experience visiting the Rock of Cashel and Blarney Castle. We enjoyed Dave's narration and sense of humor. The Rock of Cashel was particularly impressive, with a stunning view and a rich history. Blarney Castle was well maintained, we opted against kissing the famed stone, we strolled the picturesque grounds for the remainder of our visit. We finished our day in Cork City with a wonderful meal at Gallaghers pub."
Yes, you can walk around the Rock of Cashel. All visitors purchase a ticket and then choose between a self-guided tour, a guided tour, or a guided tour plus a tour of Cormac’s Chapel, which is subject to availability. If tours are sold out, it is still possible to explore the exterior.
It takes between one and two hours to visit the Rock of Cashel. If you join a guided tour, tours last approximately 45 minutes. Tours of Cormac’s Chapel are an additional 20 minutes, subject to availability. Self-guided tours are also an option. There is a 20-minute video presentation on-site.
No, you don’t need to pre-book tickets for the Rock of Cashel. Visitors may want to phone the day before their visit to check on times and availability for general tours and tours of Cormac’s Chapel. Self-guided tours are always available, but tours of Cormac’s Chapel are subject to availability.
No, Rock of Cashel does not have public bathrooms. Visitors will find restrooms in the car park and should use the facilities before walking up the hill. There are no food or drink options at Rock of Cashel; Cashel town is home to cafes and pubs for food and facilities.
The Rock of Cashel is located in Cashel town in County Tipperary. This location, in the center of Ireland, is a one-hour drive from Limerick, a 1-hour drive from Cork City, and a 2-hour drive from the capital city of Dublin. There are no cities near Cashel.
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