National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin

Interesting wonder around for a free entry location. Would I have paid to visit, no, but each to their own I guess.

A must visit in Dublin. Beautifully curated and incredibly diverse. The free entry to this gallery makes it one of the greatest tourist attractions in the city and a lovely day out to locals too.

Houses a comprehensive collection of European and Irish art across its expansive wings. Visitors can explore masterpieces from the Renaissance to the modern era, including an esteemed collection of works by iconic Irish painter Jack B. Yeats.

It's great that it's free. Beautiful rooms, beautiful building. Great for a relaxing stroll.

Wonderful gallery, lots to see and think about! Extremely kid friendly, the gallery even ran a special family tour for free, 100% focused on engaging with children and encouraging them to talk about the paintings.

Located in central Dublin, this splendid gallery houses collections of Irish and European art from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. It has more than fifty rooms where the works are neatly arranged and displayed, organized by theme, geographic location, and history. You can admire works by great masters such as Rembrandt, Monet, Van Gogh, Caravaggio, Titian, Velázquez, and Goya. Admission is free, and a visit is highly recommended for any art enthusiast or lover.

The gallery is beautiful, but poorly organized. There are few signs, and the paths are winding and unclear.

Modern and renaissance paintings. Beautiful statues and handmade arts. Free admission.

What a place. Much larger than anticipated. The extensive collection was spectacular. Great facilities include lovely restaurant and shop.

Some great famous pieces from world renowned artists. It's free to except for touring exhibitions.