Dublin Castle
Ireland, Dublin, 2 Palace Street
Description:
Ireland’s most famous historic building is Dublin Castle, which dates back to 1230.
It was built on the site of the first Viking outpost, then became the residence of the British Crown in Ireland, and then the first President of the Republic of Ireland.
Today, official receptions and celebrations are held in the castle. From the outside, the castle resembles a fortress. But the interior magnificent halls do not allow to doubt that there were royal chambers. In the state apartments of the castle there are 10 main rooms. Each is done in a special, unique manner. They are united only by a majestic, royal style. One of the most luxurious rooms is St. Patrick’s Hall.