We came here with our tour group. We had a 30-minute tour, and the guide was very informative. You need a guided tour or be sure to rent an audio guide if they have one. I don’t think we would have learned anything if we toured on our own since there isn’t an overwhelming amount to see.

This Castle has been beautifully restored. I love that they have left part of the 16th Century addition open so you can see the construction rather than trying to rebuild it. Lots of information is provided, both in the information sheets and the exhibits but I especially enjoyed the models so I could better visualise how the castle changed over time. A special mention to the staff who were very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful.

Visited Donegal castle. An interesting place steeped in history. Lots to see. Very reasonable to get in and you can either view yourself or have a free tour. Staff very friendly. Toilets available. Lots of steps, but easy to access.

Top class. Very accommodating. My group loved it. Singing, exploring and all at a moment's notice. The entire group arrived in the afternoon and the tour guide was so kind. They had short staff but made our stop memorable. Thank you. We'll be back!

We visited on a very wet August day and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. You are given an informative booklet on entry for a self-guided tour of this impressively restored castle. History and old photos adorn the walls and it is so interesting to read about the old Irish history. The roof , lovingly restored shows off the fine craftsmanship needed in the detailed wooden structure. A visit is highly recommended!

Ancient castle, restored. History is fascinating. Loved the circular stairwell, stunning fireplace, oak rafters, original cobblestone floor, Jacobean dining table set, and wall tapestries. It is not a long visit, but includes enough information for one to imagine what it was like to construct and live in such an amazing place.

This was a smaller castle to check out, but incredible. Yes it’s worth a stop. May be tough to park. I paid at a pay and park near the visitor center. Not too far of a walk either. You have plenty of chances to pop into shops! There is a fee to enter for adults it was 5 euro.

My wife and I visited the castle today. We parked on the street 1 euro for 2 hours. The entrance fee to the castle is 5 euros per person. Very nice inside and outside. Lots of history. There are boards inside describing the history. The castle is right in town. When we left we went and got ice cream and a scone. Good way to spend 2 hours.

We made a quick detour to spend half a day in Donegal, which is a delightful town. The Castle is basically in the city center and easy to access. It's not huge so you can see it all in about 30-60 min depending on how much time you spend reading the displays about the history, which we found to be very interesting. Well worth a stop over.