Abbey Theatre in Dublin: photos, reviews

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The Abbey Theatre, a landmark in Dublin since 1904 designed by Michael Scott, combines historic charm with modern amenities, making it a must-visit for theater enthusiasts. Renowned for its beautiful atmosphere and fantastic staff, the theater promises an engaging play experience with smartly tiered seating ensuring great views. Conveniently located near a Luas stop, it offers easy access, and its central location allows for a quick and memorable visit.

Guests can enjoy mulled wine and mince pies from the attentive bar staff or relax in the cozy cafe, perfect for a pre-show treat. The theater is thoughtfully accessible to disabled persons, ensuring everyone can enjoy the magic of live performances.

For those curious about the inner workings of this iconic venue, backstage tours conducted by knowledgeable and enthusiastic guides cover a fascinating array of aspects, offering deep dives into the theater's storied past and dynamic present. With an impressive 4.7 average rating, the Abbey Theatre delivers both a captivating cultural experience and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, leaving visitors eager to return.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Payment by credit card

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Eden Quay

Bus stop 74 m walk

Eden Quay, stop

Bus stop 56 m walk

Dublin, Eden Quay

Bus stop 40 m walk

Abbey Street

Tram stop 90 m walk

Dublin, Clifton Court Hotel

Bus station 66 m walk

Abbey St Lower

Bus station 60 m walk

4.7

based on 3,176 reviews

Google

4.7/5 1,894 reviews

Facebook

4.6/5 1,282 reviews

J Mac Cionn

Great space for theatre. Coffee was not great

rayna carter

I saw Static here. Beautiful venue, very kind staff and an all around amazing experience! I will be back!

Robert McCollum

Excellent play (static) thought provoking excellent facilities great staff highly recommended

Abbey Theatre in Dublin

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