Trinity College Dublin is Ireland’s oldest and most prestigious university. It offers a rich blend of academic excellence, historical significance, and cultural heritage, which is open to visitors, admission to the college grounds is free, allowing visitors to explore the historic squares and buildings at their own pace. However, access to the Old Library, and the Book of Kells exhibition requires a paid ticket. Found too busy and advised to book online.

An old and prestigious university in Ireland. It has a reputation in Europe and around the world. Its history can be seen in its antique buildings and libraries. It is such a beautiful campus. A must-visit place when visiting Dublin.

We really loved everything about Trinity College Dublin. The campus is full of history, character, and beauty—it feels like stepping into another world. We were lucky enough to visit during the Sakura blooming season, and it added an extra layer of magic to the whole experience. The cherry blossoms made the already stunning grounds look like a postcard, and we got the chance to take some truly amazing photos. Whether you’re into history, architecture, or just want a peaceful walk in a scenic place, this spot has it all. Don’t skip the library either—it’s like stepping into a Harry Potter scene

I visited Trinity College in Dublin Ireland while I was on a tour. This college has an amazing academic reputation! We visited the Long Room, and saw one of the four volumes of the Book of Kells. The Long Room of the library was so interesting to see because it houses 200,000 of the library's oldest books and busts of some very famous writers, famous philosophers and others were involved in the history of the college. The large illuminated globe that is rotating above the library, aka Gaia, was also fun to see! The Trinity College harp is also kept in the Long Room. I highly recommend a visit to the Trinity College in Dublin Ireland.

Beautiful grounds, came here cause a booked the book of kells experience self guided tour cause unfortunately it was the only one available for my time of visit. Took some great pictures of the buildings around campus.