Dublin · MUSEUMS
On a wet afternoon a museum here is the plan, not the fallback. These 15 cover EPIC, the Little Museum, the rock and roll collection and the rest, with entry prices and which tickets skip the queue.
Explore Dublin’s Irish Rock ’N’ Roll Museum with a passionate guide, rare U2 and Thin Lizzy memorabilia, studios, stories, and a recording session.
“Great tour. Highly recommend. Our guide, Alan, was one of the best guides I had on a tour. Took his time and made the tour very interesting. I learned a lot about the Irish musicians”
Discover Dublin's story through humor, donated treasures, U2 memorabilia, Tara's Palace, and lively 30-minute guided tours.
“Excellent crash course in Irish history by a wonderful and charming guide!! Highly recommend starting your Dublin visit with this tour!!”
Explore Dublin’s EPIC Irish Emigration Museum with a flexible ticket, 20 interactive galleries, passport stamps, and a free audio guide.
“A wonderful and relevant history lesson. As our family left Ireland in 1856, it was great to learn so much about their life before they left”
See Giant’s Causeway, Dunluce Castle, the Dark Hedges, Belfast, and Titanic Belfast on a full-day trip from Dublin.
“Great trip, Caleb very entertaining and knowledgeable and Caspar very safe and accomplished driver. Particularly enjoyed Giants Causeway and Titanic Museum but next time would like to spend more time in Belfast.”
Explore Irish whiskey’s rise and revival in a lively Dublin museum tour with historic displays, expert storytelling, and three or four tastings.
“Linda was an excellent guide! She really brought the history of Irish whiskey alive with her storytelling. Great whiskey tastes at the end as well.”
Explore Irish emigration at Dublin’s EPIC Museum with interactive galleries, an audio guide, souvenir passport, and a free return visit.
“I had a great experience at the museum! Well worth a visit!”
Explore Irish whiskey history, taste four styles, and blend your own bottle at Dublin’s lively Irish Whiskey Museum.
“Our family of 6 did the Whiskey blending experience. It was very informational and a lot of fun! We learned a lot about different types of whiskeys and the history behind them.”
Tour Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, taste four Irish whiskeys, and create a personal blend to take home in a miniature bottle.
“very informative and entertaining, the whiskey drinking helps too!”
Explore Dublin’s National Wax Museum Plus, from Irish history and Father Ted to horror rooms, celebrity wax figures, and family-friendly fun.
“Defo go to wax works the staff are amazing and so friendly. Esp Alanna and the receptionist.”
Learn the history and technique behind Irish coffee in a lively 45-minute Dublin masterclass with whiskey, coffee, and cream.
“Well, for some reason, we were sent on a tour and almost missed the entire workshop, but once we were taken to the workshop, we loved it…the coffee, the guide, the whole thing.!! Would totally do it again!! Highly recommend, but make sure the guide you to the experience you actually paid for!!”
Explore Dublin’s Irish Famine Museum with a self-guided exhibition, rare St. Stephen’s Green views, artefacts, and a 15-minute film.
“quick self guided temporary exhibition that highlighted the various poor political decisions and slow disaster response to an agricultural crisis”
Review Dublin’s National Wax Museum Plus, with Irish history, famous faces, spooky rooms, family fun, pricing, timing, and practical tips.
“small museum, with few interesting statues. maybe children like it, but it's not worth it. it is a mixture of viking, monsters, soazio and it is not clear what it wants to be.”
Explore Dublin’s story through donated treasures, U2 memorabilia, and a lively 29-minute guided tour at the Little Museum.
“Wonderful experience with Emma, our guide, who was amazing. We highly recommend it !”
Tour Dublin’s Irish Rock ’N’ Roll Museum in Temple Bar, with Thin Lizzy and U2 displays, studios, venues, and live English guide stories.
“Fabulous.. great experience our guide was a mine of information.. the whole tour was an eye opener for Irish music.”
Review of Dublin’s Jeanie Johnston and EPIC Museum combo, with practical tips on timing, value, accessibility, guides, and what you’ll see.
“katrina was amazing. she engaged with us knew her facts and delivered everything in a friendly and fun manner. would recommend her to everyone.”
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