If I remember correctly, it was approx. 7 Euros/person.

Ciao, la visita, dal centro visitatori e ritorno, dura circa un'ora e mezzo. Tieni però presente che, essendo le visite a numero chiuso, in base all'orario di arrivo al centro visitatori, potresti dover attendere anche un'ora il tuo turno.

I don’t know when you plan to visit Newgrange. Currently the visitor Centre is closed for renovation until about October so online ticket sales are not possible.

I’m not sure but yours are very frequent so you’ll always get a ticket no worries

To get into Newgrange is a tight squeeze. With any stroller or gear you wouldn’t get in at all and I’m sure they have more info and restrictions on their sight. The walk around the sight is doable though as it’s open. Hill of Tara is all outdoors and in fields with no pathways. Again, I wouldn’t suggest a stroller unless it has 4x4 and Hill of Tara is all outdoors with no escape from the elements. You can visit either on your own. Newgrange won’t guarantee access as bus tours get first shot, but I’d guess this time of year is fine. Hill of Tara is best to do with a tour so you get the history, but a nice walk anyway. Good luck

As above - good answers

Let me google that for you.........

Please note that whilst Newgrange is older than Stonehenge, and the Pyramids of Giza, Avebury is older than both of those. Even better, the neolithic monuments of Orkney are now believed to be older still, and probably the source of the Neolithic monument builders that spread from the Orkneys down into Scotland and along the coast into Ireland. Our ancestors knew a thing or two about travel, and didn't look at the world as we do on a map !

I booked online with them, definitely worth it. It is small inside but very interesting to see.

Bonjour,je ne pense pas car on ne peut pas se rapprocher du site sans billet d'entrée. Cldt