National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin

5/5 and you know why? BECAUSE ITS FREE! As it should be always. Culture is for the people and must be always like this. Even the lockers were free… I mean love it. No lines. Amazing collection. Nice building. 10/10

very nice and recommended museum, also free

Great museum to visit. You can see most of the major attractions in a couple of hours.

Beautiful gallery, I recommend visiting it

Paintings by Italian painters on display Caravaggio Canaletto and others then there are paintings by Picasso Monet and other famous

This great small museum is FREE!! It has an excellent permanent collection, and during our visit a special exposition of Blakes engravings and pictures. Insane! I am an English major and only knee Blake as a Poet! What a privilege to learn new things! The museum also has a very nice café under a great skylight, and is wheelchair accesible and friendly.

Nice. Free, except for special displays.

Bigger than expected and some of the rooms are really impressive. I enjoyed the 1 small room dedicated to stained glass.

Very cool! Suitable for all ages 😉

One of the best places in Dublin! Free admission but please donate, it’s really worth it! The National Gallery of Ireland houses the country’s national collection of European and Irish art, with works spanning from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Its collection includes masterpieces by artists such as Caravaggio, Vermeer, Monet, Turner, and renowned Irish painter Jack B. Yeats. Admission to the permanent collection is free, making it one of Dublin’s best-value cultural attractions. It’s worth visiting for its world-class art, elegant galleries, and an excellent overview of both Irish and European artistic heritage.