Rock of Cashel

Cascher Rock is also known as Cascher Castle, located in the northwest of the town of Cascher in Tipperary County, Ireland. It is a group of medieval religious buildings of about 5,000 square meters. It is very concentrated in a large rock. It has a round tower, Cormack Church, built in the 12th century. Built in the 13th century, the magnificent Gothic cathedral and so on. The complex is filled with a strong historical atmosphere surrounded by green grass planted.

The Cascher Rocks in Tipperary County, Ireland, are iconic church sites and one of Ireland's premier attractions. This medieval set of buildings is located near the town centre of Cascher and stands on the site with spectacular views of the surrounding farmland. One of Ireland’s most popular attractions, it is also a spectacular archaeological site. You can visit a series of medieval church buildings, built in the 12th century, the oldest and tallest building on the rock, and the ruins of a Romanesque church. Although the church is now only surrounded by stone walls (no roof), it is still a great surprise to walk in. The whole building is complete with absolutely stunning four-leaf windows and huge Gothic arches - especially when there is enough light coming in from the arch to capture a very beautiful picture! The site around the building is a vast cemetery, once one of the largest and most famous high crosses on the abbey's roof, originally built in 1867 but destroyed in 1976 when lightning struck the metal pole that ran through the length of the cross. The remains at the top of the cross are now located at the bottom of the cross near the rock wall and are also protected by the enclosure! Next to the "Cormac's Chapel" Cormac Church is one of the oldest Romanesque churches in Ireland. In addition to this is a 15th century castle, the “Pastor’s Hall” is the entrance to the church wall. The hall is equipped with a museum where the original St. Patrick’s Cross can be found. According to ancient legend, the Cascher Rock was born where the devil was located. The rock was eventually moved here when Irish patron saint Patrick evicted Satan from the cave, and in a rage Satan took a bite out of the mountain and spit it out in its present location, today's Castle Rock. ⏰ Open hours: ➡️ mid-March to early June, mid-September to mid-October 9:00-17:30; ➡️ Early June to mid-September 9:00-19:00, mid October to mid-March 9:00-16:30➡️ Closed every year: December 24-26 Day 🎫 Tickets: Adult €8/Child €4/Student €6/Family €20🅿️ Parking lot: Parking available (road signs outside the scenic spot) 🕙 Visit time: 1-1.5 Hours 📍 Coordinates: 52°31'12.595" N -7°53'26.01" E #Travel after the Spring Festival #Landscape on the Highway #World Heritage Tour #Capture the City Humanities #One person says go

One of the best preserved sites in Ireland The majestic 13th century church The Kaiser Palace is a church in Ireland. This 13th century building is one of the best protected architectural sites in Ireland. The entire site is constantly being rebuilt, and the Kaissi Palace can see not only the 13th century buildings, but also the traces of the 15th century renovation. Although it is open-air storage, these buildings show amazing persistence and solidity, as if a talking history. ======================= The interesting tour brought by the tour guide ================== I suggest you find a tour guide like us. Although you can get a brochure at the visitor center, I feel that a big stone and an incomprehensible building can't understand his beauty. So I found a tour guide with my companion. The tour guide is still quite humorous and interesting. Not only did he explain a lot of historical knowledge, but also helped us explain a lot of interesting knowledge points in Kaiser Palace. It is a vivid and interesting science tour. We are all super satisfied. If English can be, I suggest you find a tour guide too. ======================== Some practical small tips==================== tickets here are ten euros. It is recommended to take a taxi with the tour guide, because the parking lot is really expensive, it seems to be about fifty euros. The gift shop is worth visiting, and there are cafes in the attractions to rest. In addition, there are many steps and stairs here, and the ladies should wear comfortable shoes to play.

The mythological achievement of the Kaiser Palace, Ireland's most elegant palace first heard that the Kaiser Palace is because of the local legend, this time it really confirmed the mystery and romance of the imagination. ♣ Mystery Palace ♣ In legend, the stone built into Kaishou Palace came from Devil Mountain and was born when Satan was expelled. When I drove to Kaishou Palace, I suddenly felt that his mystery and legend were in line. As the car slowly approached the Kaiser Palace, the palace gradually appeared on the horizon, as if a historical picture was slowly unfolding towards me. ♣ Art Center ♣ Once Kaissi Palace was a palace of the Minster Dynasty, I was attracted by the history of the storage inside when I entered the palace. Through the exhibits, I can see the turbulent historical era of the Middle Ages. I have to say that the Kaiser Palace is a great place to travel alone, and a place not to be missed by history and art lovers. ♣ Notes ♣ Such an elegant palace is only open on Saturdays and Sundays. Don't forget if you want to visit. This way you can enjoy the elegant history and beauty here. There is a small parking lot not far from Kaishou Palace that is also free and can be traveled by car, which is very convenient.

Mythological medieval relics - Kaiser Palace is said to have been the Cave of St. Patrick's Bishop driving Satan into the cave, and the stone fell here, built into the Cave Palace. I don't quite understand why Satan lives in a cave, but such legends make me curious about this place. The ancient architectural relics of the play guide make me like it very much. What makes me most interesting is the architectural styles of the surviving 12-13 century. This taste of history feels quite good. The mystery of architecture often makes people feel very strong, and it is true that maintaining the mystery is sometimes considered a Bible~ and the scenery here is indeed full of mysterious characteristics, which is very harmonious with the architectural style itself, plus its mythical background. It is a place that architecture lovers will love very much. Travel guide This stone building in South Tipperary County, Ireland, of course, you still need to take a plane to see it. Pay attention to bring some rainproof equipment, such as raincoats, after all, the weather there is also very capricious, remember to bring rain gear.