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Firstly a negative: Whilst we booked online a tour of Newgrange, it was not possible to pre-book the twin site of Knowth and we therefore had to change our timings to suits a dual visit and the bus shuttles that are the only way to...More
Have been many times before and brought in laws from US on this occasion. We arrive and accepted the wait of two hours for Newgrange tour, no issues there as know how busy it can be. One parent has walking issue after knee surgery and...More
On a bright sunny day we visited Bru na Bionne. The visitors' centre has an excellent description of the history of the site it also has a coffee shop and gift shop. A small bus takes visitors up to the 5,000 year old neolithic monument....More
This area is a fascinating place to explore and visit. The visitor's centre blends in with the natural setting and shares information about the neolithic sites of Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth. There is a short walk from the visitor's centre to where you take a...More
A truly amazing place to visit. Our tour guide was excellent at both Knowth and Newgrange. (go online to book your tour reservation/tickets early. Plan half a day). Climb up on top of Knowth for the scenery. Going into the passage tomb at Newgrange was...More
The Bru na Boinne is an area of Ireland that has some of the best prehistoric landmarks from the Neolithic period. The Bru na Boinne Visitor's Center is the place to buy tickets to tour Newgrange. The visitor's center has a museum display explaining what...More
We visited in April and were lucky to get a place within the hour. Top tip - book on line. It’s a 5 minute walk to shuttle bus - so arrive in plenty of time. There is a small exhibit explaining the background and how...More
We visited on spec and only had time to visit Knowth. If you plan to visit it would be best to buy your tickets on line and allow at least 2-3 hours for the visit. The cafe in the visitors centre sells excellent food. The...More
New grange was our first stop on our recent trip to Dublin...what a perfect beginning. Bought our tickets in advance online..recommend. The visitors center/site is well thought out. Pleasant, easy, and scenic walk from the parking area to the visitors center. Center itself is inviting...More
Amazed to get inside the chamber in a structure which is the oldest man made structure in THE WORLD!! What other country would allow tourists brush past carvings thousands of years old. Well done!! Bus service good but unfortunately we did not have time to...More
