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Museums in Ireland : Must-See Attractions

Breweries Museums in Ireland

The Smithwick’s Experience

A venue entirely dedicated to Smithwick's beer in Kilkenny. A landmark for red ale enthusiasts!

Irish spinning mills Museums in Ireland

Avoca Mill

Discover Ireland's unique expertise in working with wool. A spinning mill that also sells its products on site!

Museums in Ireland

Irish National Heritage Park

A park dedicated to Irish history!

Museums in Ireland

Cobh Heritage Centre

A small museum that looks back at the history of the village of Cobh, right up to its close connection with the Titanic.

Docks Museums in Ireland

The Dunbrody Famine Ship

A floating museum dedicated to the Great Irish Famine and the Irish flight to the USA. Fascinating.

Museums in Ireland

The House of Waterford Crystal

A center renowned for its unique expertise in Irish crystal production.

Chocolate Museums in Ireland

The Butlers Chocolate Experience

Are you crazy about chocolate and in Dublin? Don't miss the Butlers Chocolate Experience, a factory and museum of the famous Butlers brand, specialized in the production of quality chocolates.

La Ntional Wax Museum - Conor Reid - @waxmuseumplus.ie

Museums in Ireland

The Wax Museum

A wax museum, where you'll come across many life-size sculptures of celebrities!

Docks Museums in Ireland

The SS Nomadic

Enter the SS Nomadic, a former White Star Line liner, just 2 steps from the Belfast Titanic Experience!

Museums in Ireland

The Sheep and Wool Heritage Centre

A museum dedicated entirely to sheep! Discover its history in Ireland, how it is bred and how its wool is used!

Museums in Ireland

County Derry (also known as Londonderry) is a beautiful part of Northern Ireland, renowned for its beautiful coastline and countryside. It also boasts some pretty cool archaeological sites in excellent state of preservation.

Visit County Derry

A region steeped in history...

But the Derry region is also infamous for its painful history, with 2 communities: Republican Catholics and Unionist Protestants, both of whom have been at loggerheads since the second half of the 20th century. It was in this region, and more specifically in the town of Derry, that the terrible episode of Bloody Sunday (1972) took place. Fortunately, the current peace process has helped to improve the political situation in the region, and conflicts have declined sharply...