Ireland

Brú na Bóinne, Ireland

From~~₹3,320~~17% OFF

₹2,767/ Adult

About Brú na Bóinne

History suggests that these tombs have existed since 3200 BC. These are also ceremonial structures that date back to the Neolithic period. Their pride also lies in housing some of the major artworks belonging to the megalithic period.

You can explore the premises of Bru Na Boinne and check out all that this place has to offer. Being a World Heritage Site, there is also a visitor centre that hosts exhibitions from time to time.

Brú na Bóinne Ticketing Options

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Bru na Boinne Tickets, Meath

Open - Last Admission: Open · 09:30 AM to 04:45 PM

Location: Ireland

4.5Excellent(28)

Starting from

₹25

/ Adult

Starting from

₹25 / Adult

Day Wise Timings

Burj Khalifa opening hours through the week.

Open 7 days a week

Paid entry

Monday09:30 – 16:45

Tuesday09:30 – 16:45

Wednesday09:30 – 16:45

Thursday09:30 – 16:45

Friday09:30 – 16:45

Saturday09:30 – 16:45

Sunday09:30 – 16:45

Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Brú na Bóinne Highlights

• Discover the historical significance of the burial sites by signing up for guided tours from the visitor's centre.
• Check out the temporary exhibitions at the visitor centre to learn more about the burial site and its history.
• Explore the cave of Newgrange especially during the winter solstice to check the sunlight dramatically lighting up the cave.
• Visit the Dowth burial site to learn more about the history and the local folklore about its significance.
• Take a walking tour and visit the 18 smaller tombs at the Knowth burial site.

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Point of Interest for Brú na Bóinne

Explore the Cave of Newgrange

Newgrange takes pride in housing one of the well-maintained neolithic structures of all time. It is 80 metres long and lies underneath the ground, filled with quartzite and kerbstones. This place has always piqued the interest of astronomers and archaeologists due to its overall build. Every year during the winter solstice, a ray of light passes through the entrance of the cave, creating a path of light to the burial site, which is also a testimony of ancient engineering skills.