Dublin Castle

Dublin Castle is a historic medieval fortress located in the heart of Dublin, Ireland. This ancient castle is an important monument in the city and was once the home of the British Empire. Established in 1204, the castle was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986. Its central courtyard is still in use today for ceremonial occasions and state visits. Its sprawling state apartments, striking chapel, and picturesque garden are open for visitors to explore. Take a tour through the castle’s Dark Cave, a secret tunnel-like space known for its role in the 1798 rebellion. Stained glass windows, impressive plasterwork, and ornate decor make exploring Dublin Castle a journey through history. Take your time to view the exclusive collections of furniture, armor, and portrait galleries while walking along its halls. It’s a photographer’s paradise just waiting to be captured!