This was created by monks and is a very beautiful work of art. More

Well worth a visit. Stunning library. Only bad side was there can be a long que. But well worth a visit More

I guess I did not know what to expect here but I wasn't wowed by what I did see. The exhibit is rather small and does provide some good details but seeing the books themselves is difficult. There are only 2 books on display and 2 other similar type books but its only a few pages of each (which I... More

Has to be seen to be believed, a book written before printing was invented, every page is a masterpiece More

Not that I did not like it, I was just expecting more, I think. Overall it was cool, my friends and I went 30min before closing so we got half price! :) More

Not to be missed if you are in Dublin. Mind you, you can only see 2 pages at any one time. More

My family and I went to see the Book of Kells in late Ocotober 2011. I heard of long Qs in front of the entrance but when we arrived there were only a few people in front of us. We got the audio guide for 5 € each which is very easy to use and is available in English, Germany... More

Although I am not at all interested in religion, I really wanted to see this. I thought the price was a bit steep, but the displays are good and give you a lot of information about the book, the writing and the processes used to make it. The book itself is truly beautiful. It was quiet when we visited and... More

Aincent manuscript. Beautiful calligraphy.Most of the natural colours still preserved. thought to have been written by monks in aincent times More