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Museums in Ireland in County Dublin: places to visit
World of Illusion
Just a few steps from Temple Bar, visitors change size, defy gravity and suddenly lose their bearings. Opened in January 2025 in…
The Guinness Storehouse
Located in the heart of the historic Liberties district, the Guinness Storehouse tells the story of Ireland’s most famous beer through seven…
The National Museum of Archaeology of Dublin
The National Museum of Archaeology is a state museum forming part of the National Museum of Ireland. This magnificent museum boasts a…
The Little Museum of Dublin
A milk bottle produced for Dublin’s millennium, Bono’s sunglasses, an old telephone directory and the missing finger from an O’Connell statue: at…
The National Leprechaun Museum
When the door closes behind you, Dublin seems to disappear. A forest shrouded in twilight, a thatched cottage lit by its hearth…
The Dublinia Museum
A Viking house shrouded in smoke, the noisy stalls of a medieval market and the cries of a city ravaged by the…
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum
In the stone vaults of the CHQ Building, overlooking the Liffey, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum tells one of Ireland’s great stories:…
The National Museum of Ireland
A gold necklace crafted more than 3,000 years ago, the preserved body of a man discovered in a bog, or the Ardagh…
The Irish Rock ‘N’ Roll Museum
In the heart of Temple Bar, behind the lively façades of Dublin’s cultural quarter, a door leads behind the scenes of Irish…
The Irish Whiskey Museum
In central Dublin, opposite the gates of Trinity College, an unassuming door opens onto several centuries of Irish history. Behind it, the…
14 Henrietta Street
14 Henrietta Street is one of Dublin's first Georgian houses. Built in the 1720s, it is now a museum devoted entirely to…
The Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship & Famine Museum
Moored along the Liffey quays, in the heart of Dublin’s Docklands, the Jeanie Johnston looks ready to set sail again. Yet its…
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…
The Wax Museum
Among Dublin's pleasant (but not essential) museums, we recommend the Wax Museum, where you can meet international stars, or rather their wax…
Irish Museum of Modern Art
The Irish Museum of Modern Art, better known by its acronym IMMA, is Ireland’s leading national institution dedicated to modern and contemporary…
The James Joyce Centre
For fans of Irish literature, the James Joyce Centre is a Dublin museum dedicated entirely to the famous writer James Joyce (1882-1941).…
GPO Witness History
Brand new and beautiful! The GPO Witness History is Dublin's newest museum, housed in the legendary General Post Office building. Entirely dedicated…
The An Post Museum
Are you on O'Connell Street in Dublin? Don't miss the An Post Museum, dedicated entirely to the Irish Post Office, its history…
The Sciences Gallery of Dublin
Dublin's Sciences Gallery is a superb science museum, located on Pearse Street at Trinity College. Opened in 2008, the ultra-modern building offers…
The Pearse Museum
The Pearse Museum is a Dublin museum dedicated entirely to the life of Patrick Pearse, a leading figure in the 20th-century nationalist…
Glasnevin Museum and Cemetery
Glasnevin Cemetery is a Dublin museum and cemetery housing the graves of great figures in Irish history… The equivalent of Père Lachaise…
The Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery
The Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery is an art gallery located in Dublin. Founded by the Dublin City Council in the early 1900s,…
The National Gallery of Ireland
Discover the National Gallery of Ireland. Here you'll discover works by great artists such as Caravaggio, Goya, Poussin, Titian, Rembrandt...etc. A must-see…