Dublin Castle
Introduction
Dublin Castle is an ancient castle carrying centuries of Irish history—once a seat of power, now used for state ceremonies, a witness to Dublin's deep history and a key window into Ireland's past. Dublin Castle stands in central Dublin, a hugely important historic landmark. Its history is long—first built in the Middle Ages (around the 13th century, on an earlier Viking site), for centuries the center of English rule in Ireland, witnessing Ireland's turbulent history; after independence it was handed to Ireland and is now used for state ceremonies (like the president's inauguration). Over the centuries, it is now a grand complex blending styles: medieval tower remains (Record Tower) and Georgian palace buildings. The highlight is the State Apartments—former viceregal rooms, splendid, visitable by guided tour; also a chapel, courtyards and underground Viking and medieval relics. Step into this ancient castle, visit the splendid rooms and old relics, recall centuries of history. Visiting Dublin, its ancient Dublin Castle, is a storied sight.
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