National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin

It's well-maintained, but if you've been to the one in London, this one will seem like a toy. If you're in the city and have some time, it's fine. It has free cloakrooms.

Impressive gallery, with paintings from various periods, not by the most famous painters, but by notable ones. Exception: a limited exhibition of works by Picasso (which will not last long).

The National Gallery of Ireland is a hidden treasure for art lovers—free entry and an incredible collection from Irish masters to European greats like Caravaggio. I spent the afternoon lost in the Yeats wing and the stunning Millennium Wing, where the light pours in perfectly on the modern exhibits. Staff were friendly and pointed out must-sees; it's a calm escape right in the city center, highly recommend for a cultured pit stop.

If you are interested in painting, it is a beautiful gallery worth seeing, and the entrance is free...

A wonderful place with hundreds of amazing works of art. They also have an excellent shop and cafe. At the moment they are holding a special exhibition featuring Picasso's paintings.

nice and peaceful place to clear your mind and to have some quality time

Great gallery and it's free entry.

The doorman was very friendly and I enjoyed the cafe

A very nice museum to visit, and it's free. It also has free lockers for storing luggage.

Lovely place and lovely artwork