The information office there was more than helpful, very informative and offered a free of charge guided tour as well as material.

Beautiful old church, with free tour guides happy to tell you everything you could want to know. They even have a lucky stone to touch. Great value. Check out the city wall while you’re near there.

Located no more than a stones throw from Christchurch Cathedral this smaller but exquisite church, is regarded as the oldest working church in Dublin. It also has a beautiful adjoining park of the same name and is free to visit There is some information about it along its walls as well as the history of early medieval Dublin, its Viking and Norse origins.

Oldest church in Dublin. We got a free guide which was very interesting. Beautiful place, worth to visit.

A lovely haven in the city. The staff was so knowledgeable, kind and helpful. It’s truly unique as the oldest church in Dublin. You can see the original medieval building under the larger later structure.

I only saw it from the outside, but it looks amazing. It is very impressing how green the front lawn is. They also have a nice view over the lower side of the city.

Nice Church. Well worth a visit.

We had a fantastic tour of St Audeons with Paula our guide. She was so knowledgeable and presented the tour in a very entertaining way. I would highly recommend this tour and guide.

If you get tired of the hectic pace of Dublin and in fact the 21st century, step into the serene world of St. Audoen's. At its core it is a 12th century church that still has a viable life as a 21st century, Church of Ireland parrish church. It is a spiritual, historic and architectural gem in the heart of Dublin. Visit and enjoy. Docents on site.

Very nice Church with plenty of history… over 800 years old. Free admission and exhibition, we were offered an introductory tour by Neil that was super informative and interesting, it wasn’t too long so didn’t eat into the day (maybe 20 - 30 minutes) and helped contextualise a lot of what we otherwise would have walked past. Highly recommend going and asking for the introduction tour.

Last entry is at 4.45pm, I would suggest visiting early. The staff are very friendly and they give you a short introduction to the site. The church has some exhibits and lots of interesting information about Dublin's and church's development throughout the centuries.

Interesting little place consisting of ruins, exhibition gallery and the actual church. Informative and cool find. Don’t confuse it with the catholic St. Audoen’s beside which is a more imposing building!

The visitor center a bit hidden in the park. I enjoyed this short, free visit. It contains an ancient and carefully curated collection of artifacts. Ask about the O'Reilly tombstone.

Visited in 2017 to see if there was a Seagraves connection to my family there and was given such a warm welcome and wealth of information. Very interesting!

Another monumental treasure for hunt in Dublin

Interesting and educational tour guide!

Free entrance, lovely place full of history and lovely staff. Went there with my friends and we all enjoyed it

The only free church to visit that I have encountered in Dublin. This medieval church was a very important place for the guild that impacted Dublin for a long time. This is a Protestant church so different from the most famous Dublin church. The personnel can answer all your questions.

It was a great experience to visit this place. We went with my cousin thanks to the Open House and the blond woman (sadly I don't know the name, but we went friday morning) that kindly guided us has involved us so much! Beautiful place and very good people that makes the experience excellent!

Great church

Amazing historical hidden gem, free to visit with wonderful guides. Intimately connected with the history of Dublin, well worth a visit

I'd seen only outside because it Was closed, but it is really nice. I'd suggest to everyone who is visiting Dublin.

We liked this little church very much. It has a charm of an old abandoned church but its great that it's still in use.

A beautiful experience, a church with an ancient history is wonderful. The staff is great and nice but in Ireland never wrong the people are great, the Italian guide Benedetta was spectacular illustrated the whole history of both the church and Dublin and Ireland in general. I got excited!! Thanks to all the staff. They say there is no two without three .. we will be back for the fourth time in our magical Ireland ☘️💚 thank you for the nice experience.

Such a treasure. One of my favorite experiences in Ireland was seeing this church and learning its history from the very friendly guide (free tour).

It's really cool and free to tour.

Really interesting place and fantastic tour guides