Dublin

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology

  Kildare St, D2      (+353)(0)1 677 7444     more than a year ago
Described as ‘an accomplished exercise in Victorian Palladianism’, this late 19th Century building has an 18m high entrance with classical columns of Irish marble. The hall opens onto a great central court, around which are exhibition rooms and a gallery. Over 2million objects unearth Irish history from the prehistoric to late medieval periods, with highlights including Iron Age bog bodies, Ancient Egypt and Viking artefacts and one of Western Europe's largest collections of prehistoric goldwork. Particularly worth seeking out are the Tara Brooch (c.700AD) and Ardagh Chalice (c.800-900AD), two of Ireland's most ornate and significant national treasures.

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City centre location
Metro
Restaurant
City card

Metro

Luas St Stephen's Green

Open

Tue-Sat 10:00 - 17:00, Sun 14:00 - 17:00.

Price/Additional Info

Free

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