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This tour focuses on the area north of Dublin where you can enjoy a daytrip to Boyne Valley, which is one of the oldest parts of Ireland. The county of Meath is known as the Royal Township; the place from where the High Kings of Ireland once ruled the country. A breathtaking car ride through Ireland’s most beautiful nature will take you to the old town of Trim. Here you will get a guided tour of the famous Trim Castle, which is the largest, best-preserved and most impressive Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland. From here, you will travel to one of the holiest sites in the old Ireland – The Hill of Tara. It is said that a fourth of Ireland’s scenery can be seen from this hill. It is possible to enjoy a packed lunch here while admiring the view. You will drive to the outskirts of Ardee from here, where you will make a fascinating stop by The Jumping Church. Subsequently you drive to Monasterboice, where you will see Ireland's most beautiful and best-preserved tall cross, deriving from the 9th or 10th century. This is a prime example of Irish religious art. Last stop on the tour is the historical city Drogheda, where you will visit St. Peters Church. This daytrip lasts approx. 8 hours.
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The price is based on bus hire, incl. guide, to Boyne Valley for min. 20 people.

It is possible for you to put together your own tour. Besides Hill of Tara and Drogheda you can also visit Newgrange and Knowth. We do however recommend that you visit max. 2 of the 3 of these places, to make the most of your visits.

Newgrange and Knowth:
Newgrange and Knowth is located on the north bank of the Boyne River and is one of Europe's most remarkable prehistoric sites. There is for example a tomb from approximately 3000 b.c. which is about 73 m. in diameter and 13 m. tall. It is circular with white and black rocks and is covered with dirt and grass. You can, via Bru Na Boinne visitor Centre, access the tomb and see the decorated rocks.
Please note that Newgrange and Knowth is a very popular attraction and requires booking up to 6 months prior.

Entry at Hill of Tara Visitor Centre is EUR 6.20
Price per entry at Newgrange and Knowth + Bru Na Boinne, 30-35 EUR
There will be a reservation fee.
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