What you'll hear inside Dublin Castle:

• 1
  Throne Room

  The Throne Room served as the heart of royal ceremony in Ireland, established in 1788 as an audience chamber where the Viceroy received guests on behalf of the British monarch.

• 2
  State Drawing Rooms

  The State Drawing Room, situated in the south range of Upper Castle Yard at Dublin Castle, is a formal reception space shaped by architectural changes spanning the late 17th to mid-20th centuries.

• 3
  State Banqueting Hall

  The State Dining Room at Dublin Castle, also called the Portrait Gallery, is Dublin's oldest surviving room, retaining much of its original 1740s décor.

• 4
  State Corridor

  The State Corridor is the most architecturally significant space within Dublin Castle's State Apartments.

• 5
  Royal Chapel

  The Chapel Royal is a striking Neo-Gothic chapel built in 1814, designed by architect Francis Johnston.

• 6
  Medieval Crypt

  The Medieval Undercroft is an underground chamber within Dublin Castle that visitors can explore to see archaeological remains from the site's medieval and Viking defensive structures.