National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History in Dublin: photos, reviews

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The National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History, established in 1997, offers a fascinating journey through time with its vast collections in Dublin. The museum is particularly renowned for its in-depth exploration of Irish military history, featuring exhibits such as "Soldiers and Chiefs," which delve into the narratives of World War I and the country's tumultuous struggle for independence. Housed in an impressive and stately building, it promises an engaging and educational visit for all ages, with enough captivating displays to keep you intrigued for hours. Conveniently accessible with a Luas stop at the doorstep and no admission fee, it's an excellent spot for both casual visitors and history enthusiasts to enjoy the treasures in storage. The museum's thoughtful presentation ensures that everyone can appreciate Ireland's rich and complex history in a comfortable, child-friendly environment.

Recommended visit time

2-3 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Stoneybatter

Bus stop 352 m walk

Parkgate St

Bus stop 311 m walk

Victoria Quay

Bus stop 293 m walk

Heuston

Tram stop 443 m walk

Museum Luas Stop

Tram stop 127 m walk

Museum

Tram stop 116 m walk

Dublin Heuston

Train station 519 m walk

4.6

based on 6,132 reviews

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4.6/5 6,060 reviews

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4.9/5 72 reviews

Restaurant Lover

Muito bom , muito grande um pouco de tudo gostei bastante , para não falar que é grátis

Robin Davies

Great museum with various exhibits changing frequently. Free entry.

Dorie Byrne

Wonderful free museum with military and cultural wings. Learned some history of Ireland through crafts, coins,

National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History in Dublin

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