National Museum Cafe in Dublin

Oddly organized museum with a sense of the visit that is not always very clear. Despite this, it is definitely worth the visit. There we discover, among other things, very beautiful collections of Celtic art. Free entry, it takes between 1 and 2 hours for the self-guided visit.

Free museum, with an astonishing architecture, and really good collection. The bog bodies are a must see.

A “must” when visiting Dublin. Oddly enough, none of my friends had told me about this museum before coming, and yet the 11,000 years of history of this country deserve the time we spend here. Allow 2 hours to do everything

Beautiful museum, the architecture alone is worth a visit. So many intricate details on the stonework inside and out. Ornate mosaic flooring and beautiful metal work. The collections and exhibitions are exceptional. The Bog bodies are a particularly unique feature and are explored in a sensitive manner. The museum is free to visit and you can leave a donation in their donations boxes or make a donation using card.

Superb museum. Free with an incredible collection of medieval and Viking era items. A remarkable conservation work has been done. I also salute the staff for the kindness of their welcome.

A wonderful place to visit. Free entry was an added bonus. There are lots of artefacts and exhibits to see, but the Bog Bodies alone are worth the visit as these won't be seen anywhere else. Extremely friendly and helpful staff around the place to give additional guidance and explanations, if asked. Booking can be done online, but it is not essential as you can just walk in.

The Museum mainly focus on the history of Ireland. The archeological artifacts mostly belongs to Land of Ireland. An additional attraction is Egypt section. Which in my opinion add a star to the Museum beauty. Entry is Free, you can donate some money.

Brilliant museum, you can easily spend a couple of hours here

Visited this museum on Wednesday 30/10/2024. This was amongst the last places that we visit during our holiday to Dublin (28-30/10/2024). It’s perfect because it’s a free admission. You can take photographs, but you are not allowed to have flash on. Certain areas you can’t take photos at all. 🚫 As you walked through the doors, you will see many different historical items. You can explore the museum at your paste. There’s no need to rush. You could spend a good hour, perhaps 2 hours here. Buying tickets in advance isn’t applicable as it’s a free admission as already mentioned before. It was interesting. I rate it 4*

Great place to visit and it's free.