Today: light drizzle · 14°C
A wet day — perfect for indoor exploration
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A rainy-day pick
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Indoor
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Moderate
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Toddler-friendly · Ages 0–18+
Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is one of Dublin’s most visited landmarks. Founded in 1191, its history stretches back to 450 AD. It stands today as one of the few surviving medieval buildings in the city and is the burial place of Jonathan Swift.
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Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is one of Dublin’s most visited landmarks.
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