Saint Audoen's Church and City Wall

Part of the church is still used for church services. Another part is occupied by a small exhibition on the history of the church and Dublin. The rest is just a ruin. The tour is free and you even get a description of the exhibits in different languages.
The location on part of the old city wall (the first ring from 1240) with a small park is also wonderful.

Situated in the heart of Dublin, Saint Audeon's Church and the remnants of the city wall create a living tapestry of Dublin's historical narrative. The church, dating back to the 12th century, stands as a testament to Dublin's medieval legacy.

As you traverse this sacred space, echoes of centuries past whisper through the air, inviting you to contemplate the lives and stories woven into the very fabric of Dublin. Saint Audeon's Church and City Wall offer a glimpse into Dublin's rich history, making it a captivating destination for history enthusiasts and curious wanderers alike.

The church is dedicated to Saint Audeon, a 7th-century bishop.