National Museum Cafe in Dublin

Very interesting, especially the extremely well-preserved human bodies and the Egyptian mummies! Well organized, interesting.

Visited as part of a Medieval Living history day, the interest from visitors was very encouraging, and we got good positive feedback.

The Trinity College library is a dream come true and is undoubtedly my number one spot in Dublin. The place, the architecture, and the smell of the books gave me goosebumps and left a lasting impression.

It's worth visiting, a large place full of history.

Really excellent exhibits. Thoughtfully laid out, as the bog bodies have an almost private display preserving the dignity of each person, and also easily allowing those who may have difficulty with such a display to bypass it entirely. A fascinating look through stone age, bronze age, iron age, Viking and medieval Ireland. The Treasury is not to be missed. One star off for not having a café, and another star off for not having a coat check and forcing guests coming in from the cold and/or rain to keep their coats and jackets with them and for allowing backpacks into the museum.

Great Viking Age section. Lots of wonderful finds of Irish Viking Age artifacts.

It is free and can be visited without reservation.

This museum is not very big but it has quite interesting ancient displays that help us understand better the revolution of the Irish land. I definitely recommend it. Also, it is free.

2 days and I could go back for more, thank you to all museum staff, so friendly

What a fantastic experience. The exhibits were well set out and SO interesting. Such a huge collection of antiquities.