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Guinness Storehouse
A must-visit address in Dublin! Discover the Guinness Museum: big, oversized, and entirely dedicated to its dark beer empire!
4.32/5 (2,806 votes)
The National Famine Museum
The National Famine Museum takes you on a poignant journey to the heart of one of Ireland's worst historical periods: the Great Irish Famine.
3.24/5 (1,475 votes)
Titanic Belfast Experience
Did you know that the Titanic was built in Belfast? It's one of the city's most important stories! Discover its museum dedicated to the event!
3.53/5 (1,395 votes)
The National Museum of Archaeology of Dublin
Immerse yourself in prehistory, the Middle Ages and the Vikings as you admire the museum's impressive collection of objects!
3.71/5 (1,241 votes)
The Little Museum of Dublin
A lovely Dublin museum to take your time exploring.
3.64/5 (1,112 votes)
The Kerry Bog Village Museum
The Kerry Bog Village Museum is a fascinating museum that takes you on a tour of a historic village that once exploited peat bogs in the 19th century.
4.88/5 (976 votes)
The National Leprechaun Museum
Have you heard of the leprechaun, a 30cm creature as stingy as it is mischievous? The museum invites you to meet him!
3.04/5 (948 votes)
The Saint Patrick Centre
The museum that presents the life and work of Saint Patrick in all its detail! From historical facts to legends, the museum is interactive and modern!
4.00/5 (874 votes)
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum
The most complete museum on the history of Irish emigration and their quest for America!
4.91/5 (659 votes)
The National Museum of Ireland
Allow a full day to admire the gigantic collection of Ireland's largest national museum!
4.31/5 (654 votes)
The Claddagh Ring Museum
In Galway, there's a "museum-boutique" entirely dedicated to the Irish Claddagh ring. A must-see in the city!
3.78/5 (546 votes)
The Titanic Experience in Cobh
The museum in Cobh revisits the history of the Titanic, from its construction to its collision with an iceberg. Fascinating.
3.42/5 (384 votes)
The Irish Rock ‘N’ Roll Museum
The Temple Bar district has its own rock and roll museum! Visit the recording studios and discover bands like U2, famous for having worked here!
3.99/5 (322 votes)
The Irish Whiskey Museum
Did you know that the Irish discovered whiskey? The museum will tell you all about the history of whiskey, the distillation process and offer a tasting session.
3.67/5 (308 votes)
14 Henrietta Street
A museum dedicated to the history of the Henrietta district. Fascinating!
4.99/5 (105 votes)
WAVE Dingle
Just inaugurated, WAVE Dingle is Dingle's newest attraction! A fantastic sensory museum dedicated to the beauty of the ocean!
4.35/5 (86 votes)
Foxford Woollen Mills
This woolen mill was founded in 1892 and is still in operation today! Discover his ancestral know-how of wool spinning!
3.54/5 (54 votes)
Smithwick’s Experience
An establishment entirely dedicated to Smithwick's beer in Kilkenny. The place to be for red beer lovers!
3.45/5 (49 votes)
Avoca Mill
Discover Ireland's unique expertise in working with wool. A spinning mill that also sells its products on site!
3.40/5 (48 votes)
The Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship & Famine Museum
Climb aboard a 19th-century three-masted ship moored on Dublin's docks! Discover its exhibition on the Great Irish Famine!
3.09/5 (45 votes)
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.
3.90/5 (31 votes)