National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin

Some of the paintings are breathtaking! Magnificent and free entry, what more could you ask for?

The National Gallery of Ireland was a wonderful experience! The gallery was clean, well maintained, and conveniently provided clean, accessible restrooms. I especially enjoyed seeing Van Gogh alongside so many other remarkable works of art. The chronological organization made it easy to follow the development of art through different periods and understand how styles and ideas evolved over time. A beautiful, educational, and enjoyable visit!

A national treasure, always a pleasure to wander around the numerous halls. The contemporary Irish portraits are a fun pub quiz picture round sort of experience, and the European art hall is also fantastic. The building itself is very impressive, and the fact that it’s free means I’d love to give six stars if possible.

A free museum primarily focused on painting. It offers a change of scenery and a place to relax on a cold or damp day.

Thank you for this museum, which is also free! France should take inspiration from it (at least for the locals who pay for museums and their upkeep, and finally, entrance fees).

Surprise. I have never been to such a large art gallery. Large and interesting collection of classical works in a magnificent building. Difficult to visit all the places, but because the entrance is free, anyone can visit it again.

Magnificent building. Many different exhibits. Free entry. A must-see!

A truly pleasant and surprising visit. This museum houses a rich collection, with works by great Italian masters such as Caravaggio, Titian, Mantegna, and Guercino. I was particularly struck by "The Taking of Christ" by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, a truly powerful and captivating live work. The rooms are elegant and tranquil, allowing you to enjoy the works at your leisure. I absolutely recommend a visit to Dublin, even to those who aren't great art lovers. Admission is free.

Great collection of paintings, you only pay what you want, and I was also able to see a photography exhibition.

Incredible collection, and completely free! Recommended