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The church itself is not impressive but the tour of the crypts makes more than up for that. The tour guide gives this a funny twist through is form of presentation. Not very expensive and short but well worth the money.
If you enjoy the paranormal and the idea of crypts, you'll want to see this! Tour is very short and corny, but seeing human skeletons and hearing about the lives of these people was fascinating. Definitely a tourist trap, but as a paranormal investigator, I...More
It is a very interesting tour for many of those that are probably thinking about going. I paid 4€ as a student since I am still in college, but it's 6€ for adults. Not expensive since it is a very quick tour, but also very...More
I visited to see the crypts/mummies and was not disappointed. They are small, but well maintained and interesting. You can only see into a few of the spaces because they are still active burial spaces for the families, but there are a couple that you...More
This will not take a lot of time, but was a great. it is very close to Jamesons Distillery so well worth a visit on you way through.
Stumbled upon this church while walking to Jameson distillery. We skipped Jameson tour due to tourist trap ambiance and settled upon taking a church crypt tour. Guide was very informative and provided a unique sense of humor that made for a great tour. Lots of...More
My wife first introduced me to St, Michan's Church, Dublin in the early 90's. Since then, we have come back to visit the mummified Crusader several times. The limestone crypts have mummified the bodies which are still on display today. However, due to vandalism, you...More
St. Michans was enroute to the Jameson Distillery so we decided to stop here and do the tour of the crypt. The tour groups are usually very small 5-8 people maximum. The guide, who has been working their all his life, did an excellent job....More
This old Anglican Church dates from the 1600's. The first Christian chapel on the site dates back to 1095 and was originally a Catholic Church until the Reformation. BEFORE it was a Christian Chapel, it was the site of a NORSE chapel. The interior is...More
This was a last minute add on to our trip to Dublin. So glad we took the time to take this quick tour. The tour guide was fantastic and very informative. Even though the crypt was a little creepy, we learned quite a bit about...More
