National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin

A beautiful art museum where you should take time to look at everything in peace. We were very surprised that such a large museum was free.

This is one of Ireland's key landmarks for art and culture and a must-visit in Dublin. The gallery showcases stunning works of Irish art alongside notable European pieces. It also features engaging temporary exhibitions. Don't miss the charming café and the well-stocked store at the entrance!

Brilliant - large gallery of art through the ages. I had an hour so I did the recommended tour. Entry was FREE and the tour guide was FREE - and what a collection. It was quiet and a wonderful way to spend a hour. Don’t miss if you love art The staff were terrific from start to finish. Insightful, welcoming and forgiving (forgot to turn off my flash)

Beautiful, beautiful paintings, everything is wonderful

The National Gallery is definitely worth a visit. They exhibit many interesting works by lesser-known artists. It was enjoyable because the artworks were very well lit. We also saw some wonderful works by world-famous artists of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It is very good that the tour is free. The minus is that you couldn't put your wardrobe anywhere.

Lovely place to have a wander and clear you head while looking at some fantastic pieces of art

A great discovery. Many works and of great quality. Highlights include paintings by Goya, one by Caravaggio and many others. Admission is free.

The National Gallery of Ireland is a true gem in Dublin that art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike will enjoy. The gallery boasts an impressive collection of art, and best of all, admission is free! We visited this morning and we dis not have to wait in line or book in advance. The staff are incredibly helpful and welcoming, adding to the overall positive experience. The collection itself is remarkable, featuring stunning works by both international and Irish artists. Highlights for me included Van Gogh’s “Rooftops in Paris”, a captivating piece that beautifully showcases his signature style, and William John Leech’s “A Convent Garden”, which is absolutely enchanting. In addition, the gallery houses masterpieces by renowned artists like Manet and Vermeer, offering a wonderful opportunity to see world-famous works up close. With its diverse collection, relaxing atmosphere, and free admission, I would totally recommend a visit to the National Gallery of Ireland. It’s a must-see for anyone visiting Dublin! :)

I spent a morning at the museum admiring beautiful paintings

Way bigger and more impressive than I expected considering the entry is free. It's absolutely worth a visit if you're in Dublin, you won't regret it.