Dublin Krishna Temple: A Spiritual Oasis of Calm and Meditation Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) The Dublin Krishna Temple is a spiritual oasis that radiates tranquility and offers a serene environment for meditation. As a local guide, I have had the privilege of experiencing the profound sense of peace and the noble cause upheld by this remarkable place. The temple serves as a sanctuary where visitors can connect with their spiritual selves. The serene atmosphere creates a conducive environment for contemplation and introspection. Whether you are a devout follower of the Krishna tradition or simply seeking a moment of stillness, the Dublin Krishna Temple provides a sacred space for personal reflection and inner growth. The temple's commitment to uplifting individuals and the community is truly commendable. Through various noble causes and initiatives, they strive to make a positive difference in the lives of those around them. From charitable endeavors to educational programs, the Dublin Krishna Temple embodies the spirit of service and compassion, contributing to the betterment of society. Within the temple, the practice of meditation is encouraged, allowing visitors to delve into a deeper state of consciousness and connect with their inner selves. The tranquil ambiance, accompanied by gentle chants and devotional music, creates an immersive experience that aids in achieving inner calm and spiritual rejuvenation. The Dublin Krishna Temple is a place where individuals from all walks of life can come together to seek solace, guidance, and enlightenment. The warm and welcoming atmosphere, combined with the teachings and principles of Krishna consciousness, fosters a sense of unity and harmony among visitors. In summary, the Dublin Krishna Temple is a spiritual haven that offers a haven of calm, meditation, and upliftment. It provides a space for individuals to explore their spiritual journey, engage in noble causes, and find solace amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you are seeking inner peace, spiritual growth, or a deeper understanding of the Krishna tradition, the Dublin Krishna Temple offers a transformative experience that is both enriching and enlightening.

I initially attended this temple with high hopes, and optimistic of finding a holy place. yes, on a quiet day, it's a peaceful spot but on a Sunday, it's chaos. very disorganised service. and sadly, rather racist vibe which was noted by many. several non-whites in attendance - actually the majority - however in my time attending here, I have never seen a non-white person sing, or do the ceremonies or class. Singing usually done sounds like 80s rock music rather than devotional hymns. Food is kindly served, but it's hit or miss. Sometimes very tasty, but usually tasteless hodgepodge stuff - neither clearly western or Indian - often with some cream thrown in. Members are generally rude and arrogant. I've only encountered one gentleman called Prema, who appeared quite devotional and respectable. No-one greets or smiles. The only time I've been spoken to is when they try to solicit a donation. Very nice philosophy, let down by an uninspiring real-world experience.

You get some exercise going up several flights of stairs to get there! Inside during a programme there is the yoga chant music, which is captivating. There are two monks that stand out. I'd recommend everyone to get to know them. They're both originally from Belfast. One is called Premarnava and his intense inner happiness, deep humility and uncommonly warm smile would shake the faith of even Richard Dawkins! The other is Mayesvara, and although he has a background in university philosophy, to be honest - if you listen to his lectures - it seems obvious to me that he knows more about realised philosophy then dry armchair verbiage. Both these monks are full of real wisdom. And, you know, if you want to chat to them about Life, the Universe and Everything, they'll have time for you. Thank you, from Tim.

We visited the temple on the day of new year - 1st Jan. It was very peaceful, cosy and comforting ! I would definitely recommend it to be visited if one is looking for a break from the hustle bustle of Dublin City Center and want to spend sometime - meditating and chanting “हरे राम, हरे कृष्णा (Hare Rama, Hare Krishna)” ! It’s set-up in an apartment, so don’t keep expectation of the temples like India, but it’s worth a visit. Kudos to the team and management for maintaining it

Worship hall located on the 3rd floor above Govinda's restaurant. Details and timings for Arati, Kirtan or Harinam are listed in their website. We went in here for some personal peaceful time when there was no occasion or crowd and it was a soothing experience. Not sharing the picture of the altar or idols though it's available online, as I recommend one to personally visit and have a self realization time.

Wonderful little spiritual community in the city welcoming to all. Temple on top floor with Kirtan on a Tuesday evening, 6.30 - 8.30pm, festival with kirtan, lesson/discussion and feast on a a Sunday 3-6pm. Various lessons and yoga classes throughout the week. Great free vegetarian food served at Sunday feast and in the restaurant on ground floor all week, open 7 days. Lovely place and people.

I came here from Scotland. And had such a great experience. The people there are so welcoming. They made our stay in Dublin memorable and enlivening. They have wonderful evenings of live music and even yoga. My favorite has to be the sweet morning classes on spiritual philosophy.

It's a divine and beautiful temple at the abbey street. Lucky to have this Indian temple right in the heart of the city center. I've been going here for the past 5 years and the atmosphere is always very calming and relaxing. I'd recommend visiting here once

This is the only Iskcon located in ROI. Even through the temple is small the ambience during the festival season and weekend are amazing with things like kirthan, chanting session of Bhagavad Gita and several more. Overall a must visit temple

A small and decent temple. The location is just good as it’s in the city center. Govidas is their vegetarian restaurant which has good food options and prices are very affordable. The temple is above the restaurant.

This is an amazing temple and I visit here many times. In dublin this is the most relaxing and nice place. Just adjacent to temple there is famous vegan restaurant Govinda. Govinda is having great vegan food …

Very peaceful and lovely place. Unfortunately, I never got any chance to attend any arti or Kirtan. I was lucky enough to get jaba mala and books. They have a great restaurant downstairs. Must visit.

Serene and Peace of mind . I visit the place when ever i feel like, being a Hindu.Weekdays are less busy than weekend. What one needs is Dyanam/meditation with complete silence.

Hare Krishna! Absolutely lucky to have Iskcon around me. Although crunching for space, it still fills the heart right till the top with devotion for Krishna. …

Peaceful atmospher, a place to find solace for body mind n soul..for mantra meditation and spritual talks .. intacked with amazing restaurant n healthy food.

An atmosphere of peace, serenity and tranquillity in Lord Krishna's feet! Offer your prayers and have a great meal at the Govinda's under the same roof!

Feels like Home away from Home when you visit Lord Krishna in Dublin. Elated state of mind with the heartful view of Lord Madhava with all.

Amazing vibes once you enter it. For first timers, there is a small door just beside Govinda's Restaurant and temple is at the top floor.

It's an island where you go by ferry, filled with nature. Everyone was dancing on Krishna's songs. There were peacocks too.

Spiritual realm of Dublin. Good place to meditate. Friday Bhagwad Gita Program - 18:00 Sunday feast program - 15:00

Hindu religious place to worship God. I have went there and really like the atmosphere as it gives inner peace.

The best place for all the solutions....the best place to find the peace. Hare Krishna Hare RAM Hari Bol …

Best place for everyone. Everyone should go there at least one time and regularly listen their lecture.

There is a restaurant attached called Govindas, super cheap eats that's veggie and very tasty.

Very quite place and the restaurant serves vegetarian food .. very hygiene and good option

Great vegetarian restaurant, kirtana, philosophy of the Vedas in classes and seminars

Krishna temple Dublin 6:30PM daily Arti time Tuesday 6:30PM kritan time

Lovely devotional place with good free food (prasad) afterwards. Yummy!

El lugar sumamente agradable, limpio; el templo/el altar muy muy bien.

Very nice and peacefull place at the heart of dublin. Must visit.

Peaceful and Blissful Kirtan. Very warm people. Love to visit it.

Great ambiance... Good to have such a nice temple in downtown...

The restaurant here was good and serves vegetarian food.

Proud to be a part of Sanatan sanskriti ️ …

Hare Krishna... I always bless here.. Radhe radhe.

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Best place in Dublin for indian to pray …

It's a small ISKCON temple. With Panchatatva.

Hare Krishna at the heart of the city...

One of the Oldest temple of Ireland Lk

Very spiritual place, Hare Krishna

Ведический храм сознания Кришны

Wonderful and spiritual place.

Awesome place Awesome view

Great place to find peace.

Peaceful as it can be.

Good peaceful place..

Nice . Divine place

Hare Krishna....

Jai Shri Krishna

Bhakti place

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Haribol :)