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Very relaxing ,lots of history, very informative, the guide was very good, calm, friendly, and accommodating.
Windmill Lane Studios Tour

About: Windmill Lane Recording Studios

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Windmill Lane Recording Studios is one of Ireland's most iconic music recording studios. Opened in 1978 in Dublin, the studio has been used by some of the world's biggest artists and bands, including The Rolling Stones, Kate Bush, The Cranberries, U2, Hozier, Van Morrison, Sinead O’Connor, Metallica, Def Leppard, Lady Gaga, and many others.

Still a fully operational recording studio, Windmill Lane now also offers tours of its hallowed halls, where visitors can discover the history of the studio, learn about the recording and music production process, and even mix their own session with the help of expert producers and sound engineers.

Windmill Lane Recording Studios
20 Ringsend Road, D04 CF66, Dublin
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