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We made a reservation to visit the Book of Kells as the highlight of our one-day Dublin tour. The exhibit allows you to learn step by step about the process of creating the Book of Kells, and you can learn who made it, what materials they used, and how long it took them to create it. As we viewed the exhibit, we reflected on how difficult it must have been to create this textbook at that time, and the skill and effort required to create something so decorative. The old library had its bookshelves removed in preparation for renovations, but perhaps we were lucky to see it at such a rare time. The Red Pavilion had a digitized exhibit that was even more visually appealing and impressive, but personally, I was still moved by the beauty of the Book of Kells, which was carefully and meticulously made by hand. It is a popular spot in Dublin, so reservations are essential even on weekdays. It was also great that audio guides in various languages were available.
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