Moli Museum of Literature Ireland in Dublin: photos, reviews

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Moli Museum Of Literature Ireland offers a captivating exploration of Ireland's rich literary heritage in Dublin. This attraction invites visitors to delve into the world of renowned authors, with a particular spotlight on the legendary James Joyce. The museum captivates with its immersive exhibits that span diverse presentation methods, making each visit varied and engaging. Visitors can admire rare prints from Irish literary greats such as Bram Stoker and George Bernard Shaw.

Engage with well-informed guides who enrich the experience with stories and insights, ensuring a fantastic journey for both young and old. The museum is particularly accommodating for children, making it a great family outing. Literature enthusiasts will appreciate the extensive collection of incredible book editions on display.

After exploring, unwind in the charming garden or treat yourself to the cafe's delectable offerings, though be prepared for higher prices. Don't miss the Caesar salad, praised for its taste. The friendly staff, notably Marie, ensure a warm and welcoming visit. Rated highly by visitors, Moli Museum Of Literature Ireland is a recommended gem for anyone enamored with the world of words.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Leeson St Lower, stop

Bus stop 300 m walk

Stephen's Green East

Bus stop 294 m walk

Stephen's Green Nth, stop

Bus stop 312 m walk

Harcourt Luas

Bus stop 323 m walk

St.Stephen's Green

Tram stop 267 m walk

Harcourt

Tram stop 389 m walk

4.6

based on 983 reviews

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4.6/5 948 reviews

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4.8/5 35 reviews

Karina

Lovely museum! My friends and I really enjoyed the exhibition and the garden.

Miriam Nevill

Will Govan was outstanding. He brilliantly captured the spirit and wit of Oscar. Performed in a beautiful room at the Museum of Literature the immersive show was funny and moving and over too soon! Highly recommend seeing it.

Andrea Schaufler-Jurányi

Sehr informativ, besonders Joyce wird einem näher gebracht. Ich persönlich hätte mehr Aufmerksamkeit auch anderen gewidmet. Der Garten und das Café haben einen besonderen Charme. Ach ja: jeden ersten Freitag im Monat ist der Eintritt zwischen 18 und 21 Uhr gratis, man muss sich aber anmelden, weil die Anzahl der Besucher:innen limitiert ist. Für besonders große Fans gibt es in der Zeit auch Lesungen. Sehr nice.

Moli Museum of Literature Ireland in Dublin

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