National Museum Cafe in Dublin

A fantastic place, full of history and works of art, with a clear and very intuitive presentation, allowing for easy understanding, even without a guide. Each work has a proper description with all the necessary information for a perfect understanding.

It's full of objects but too compressed. Light are old and not enough to see everything and read. Also everything could be better organized adding information like line history and more maps.

This isn't wasted time. Visiting any museum broadens our view of the world. It helps us understand the reality around us. This knowledge can help us make wise decisions. Although school doesn't always provide knowledge, knowledge doesn't always bring wisdom, and wisdom doesn't always help us make the right decisions, we should always take advantage of the opportunity to acquire it.

Fantastic. A place full of history and shared knowledge. It's worth exploring every detail, every artwork, and getting lost reading the explanations.

The museum is very large, spacious, beautiful and comprehensive, and it's also free.

A beautiful museum, full of interesting artifacts from Ireland and ancient Egypt. We enjoyed the Viking section the most.

A bit gruesome but incredibly interesting bog exhibit.

A great museum with so many interesting things to see. No charge. We spent a couple hours here.

Such an engaging and beautiful museum! The items they have on display are so cool. The ones that stood out to me: a ring found amongst a child’s cremains, the well-preserved bog bodies and clothing items, Viking fishing vessel, ‘magic’ stone used to sharpen weapons before battle.

A history museum from prehistory to the Middle Ages. The mummies found in the peat are particularly interesting. Plus, it's free, like all state museums in Ireland and the United Kingdom.