The Trinity campus is a great place to visit. I find Science Gallery very interesting. The Book of Keels is a must see, more for the history than the actual book itself. Recently attended events at Trinity Long Room Hub, which were very stimulating. Highly recommended
Doesn't cater to my special needs and didn't give me the extra services needed to serve for my low level brain deficiencies after requesting. I was playing a game of DOTA 2 at break time but everyone BOMBARDED me with non stop insults and my plays in the game so much so that I had to quit as my enjoyment went down 200 fold.. I now can't play with my friends and family as a result of this. - Ebin Benny
We loved visiting Trinity. Beautiful campus and so much rich history. The Book of Kells exhibit plus the magnificent old library were highlights.
Good place to study. Healthy atmosphere. Must visit destination for those who visit Ireland. It is much more than a tourist destination, it can be called as a intellectual hub of Dublin. The sprawling 40 acres campus is a good example of classic and modern architecture. Surrounded by lush green garden and squares where one can see people having conversations/debate on any particular topic. Early morning strolling around the campus is a good opportunity to feel the ambience. The library is awesome which has its own 400yrs of history and academic development , built before 1712 and 1732, the long room at the Trinity College old library holds a collection of 20,01,000 books. The book of Kells is an Iconic book over here. There is a special department made to minimize detoriation of books.
The student led tours are FULL of fun facts and history about the campus. Well worth it! Seeing The Book of Kells at the end was fantastic as well.
Lovely place but very crowded. The Long Room is tremendous; however expect there it to be congested. Overall the grounds are quite nice.
What I know of Trinity college is that it's a beautiful place to sight see. Ask a student or a grad if it's a good place to go to school :)
I had a wonderful time at the college. The guide that presented the tour was polite and friendly, providing tones of information and making jokes. The tour took aprox 50 mins and during the tour and after that we were allowed to take photos. The Old Library and The Book of Kells were the one that impressed me the most, even though it was quite busy close to the closing hour, it shows that people are still interesting and curious, they want to see and to know more. It was a wonderful experience and I completely recommend people to visit the College, and the Old Library. The guides are always there, waiting after the tour and at the ticket desk, you may ask them as many questions as you want, they will try to give you the best response they have.
Beautiful college and grounds in the very heart of Dublin city. Home to the book of Kells and the famous Trinity reading room / library.
The college is spaciously laid on on the grounds. It is an oasis of calm in the city.
Nice college with its history. A should visit place.You can find book of kells exhibition.nice park and premises with catering options
Beautiful campus - cherry blossoms in the spring and historic architecture year round! Lovely for a stroll after dinner in Temple Bar.
Beautiful campus, really worth to go take a look at. Square is beautiful and relaxing. Don't forget to visit the library!
Absolutely gorgeous campus to tour around. Make sure to pay the fee and see the famous Book of Kells. The library is to die for as well, even though you can't browse.
Beautiful famous campus in downtown Dublin. It's worth a walk through with us variety of building, old and new. A major stop for many is the Book of Kells. Though it is around 11€ to get into the building.
A friend and I went to Trinity College as a visit solely to see the Book of Kells. Once I went through that tour, we walked around the Trinity College and stole a stroll through many of it's buildings. It's a gorgeous campus with rich history. I suggest grabbing a pamphlet from the gift shop and strolling through the buildings yourself if you're not one to purchase a tour.
Tip: don't wear heels to walk around the college, as most of the ground is brick/cobblestone.