National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin: photos, reviews

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The National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin is an artistic haven with its impressive architecture, both inside and out, that promises a captivating experience. Established in 1854 by visionary architects like Francis Fowke and Charles Lanyon, it proudly houses Ireland's largest collection of art. The gallery's diverse exhibits elegantly blend works by Irish and international artists, with informative plaques enhancing the learning experience. Visitors can enjoy free admission, making it an accessible destination for families and curious minds. Explore the organized layout with or without a guide, as free tours are offered alongside a creative space for drawing. After soaking in the art, relax at the on-site cafeteria or find a memento at the gift shop. Perfectly positioned near popular spots like Merrion Square Park and Trinity College, the gallery is a cultural gem that connects the allure of art with a sense of history.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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Dublin Merrion Sq North

Bus stop 151 m walk

Kildare Street

Bus stop 251 m walk

Merrion Sq West

Bus stop 100 m walk

Merrion Street, stop

Bus stop 171 m walk

National Gallery, stop

Bus stop 131 m walk

Merrion Sq South

Bus stop 167 m walk

4.5

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4.7/5 16,615 reviews

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4/5 6,157 reviews

Michael Eastlake

Well worth a visit.

Carolina D

Merece mucho la pena ir, buena colección de arte y gratuito

Jade J

생각보다 크고 많은 작품으로 시간적 여유를 갖고 가는 것이 좋을 듯 함.

National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin

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