Standing proudly in the heart of Dublin, Christ Church Cathedral is a testament to architectural evolution, seamlessly blending medieval and Victorian elements. This iconic structure dates back to around 1030, founded by the Norse king Sitric Silkenbeard. Known for its stunning Gothic arches and a crypt that spans the length of the building, it is the largest in Britain and Ireland. Curiously, the cathedral’s special crypt even hosted an unlikely pair: a mummified cat and mouse, forever enshrined in a historic game of chase. As you wander through, you'll be tracing the steps of history within its hallowed walls.