VIDEO: Incredible views of St Patrick's Cathedral Dublin with this drone footage

2/7/2013 The Lady Chapel Open in St Patrick's Cathedral. For the first time in 750 years visitors will be able to see part of St Patrick's Cathedral which has been closed to the public since the 13th century. The Lady Chapel in the Dublin cathedral was used as a burial place for bishops and archbishops from when it was built in the 1270s up until the Reformation in the 16th century, and was subsequently used by the Huguenots and other congregations. The chapel was built just 50 years after the cathedral itself was first constructed, near to the well where Saint Patrick is supposed to have baptised converts. The chapel has undergone a eur700,000 refurbishment, including cleaning the stone work and dismantling, cleaning and remounting the stained glass and will open to the public next week. Photo: Mark Stedman/RollingNews.ie

DUBLIN'S St Patrick's Cathedral is already a popular spot - but it's bound to attract more visitors after releasing this footage.

A drone was sent inside the walls of the imposing building on Patrick's Street in the city centre to capture the incredible views.

The St Patrick's Cathedral Staff are hoping that by releasing the footage, captured by Sky Pixels Ireland, they will welcome even more visitors this year.

The cathedral welcomes an average of 500,000 annual visitors through its doors to experience the vast history of the building.