Do you love Irish fairy tales and the magic of their folklore? You’ll love the National Leprechaun Museum, a museum entirely dedicated to the myth of the Leprechaun, that little creature from Irish mythology… Located on Jervis Street in Dublin, this museum opened in April 2010, and invites visitors to slip into the skin of this little leprechaun, to discover his daily life and his treasure, hidden at the foot of a rainbow beyond human reach… A magical establishment, suitable for the whole family!
A pot of gold – Leprechaun Museum – cc
The Irish National Leprechaun Museum is located in Dublin city center, and caters for young and old alike. Colorful, magical and 100% interactive, it invites visitors to slip into the skin of a Leprechaun as soon as they enter. As soon as you enter, you’re plunged into a world of gigantic, disproportionate furniture.
Visitors are thus “miniaturized”, becoming themselves the creatures of Irish myths and tales. It’s a fun concept that’s sure to delight both children and adults who love tales and legends!
Throughout the tour, you’ll discover the legend of the Leprechaun, its myth and origins. All without caricature or stereotypes. You’ll gradually be guided to the Leprechaun’s cauldron of gold, hidden at the foot of a rainbow, as legend has it…
For young and old alike, the tour is an invitation to dream and travel. The museum is designed to be fun and to reconnect with the history of the Leprechaun, a legend that is sometimes overlooked, even though the first traces describing this little leprechaun date back to the 8th century…
Essential information to help you plan your visit, including key landmarks, access information, and booking options.
Twilfit House,1 Jervis Street, Dublin (County Dublin) - Republic of Ireland
53.347634, -6.266608
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