DUBLIN
Dublin’s best days out.
The 15 most booked museums, with prices, run times and who you reserve through. The ones worth an early start, and what each is actually like once you turn up.
Guided Temple Bar tour of the Irish Rock ’N’ Roll Museum. See Thin Lizzy and U2 memorabilia and record your own song.
Most Popular“Very cool. Our tour guide was awesome - great stories about Irish musicians and the history of the Irish recording industry”
A funny guided tour of Dublin’s Little Museum in a Georgian home, featuring Tara’s Palace and U2, with small groups under an hour.
“Emma was a great guide. She was very animated and made the information fun. Lots of cool things to see in the museum. Definitely worth it.”
Prebook EPIC Dublin for a self-guided museum visit in CHQ with a free audio guide and interactive passport stamps.
“A thorough, immersion experience. Covers every aspect of Irish emigration. Highly recommend for people of all ages.”
One fast, well-planned day from Dublin to Dunluce, the Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, and Titanic Belfast, plus a Belfast city stop.
“We had a truly unforgettable experience touring the Giant’s Causeway, Belfast, the Titanic Experience, and the Dark Hedges. May and Brian, our incredible tour guides, brought the journey to life with captivating stories of ancient legends, historic events, and mythical giants. From the breathtaking beauty of the Causeway to the haunting beauty of the Dark…”
A one-hour Irish Whiskey Museum tour in Dublin with a guided story and a tutored tasting of 3 classic or 4 premium whiskeys.
“it was a wonderful experience! Our guide was very energetic and bubbly, all around Hallie (hope I spelled her name right) is fun and exciting guide! I would 100% take this tour again. And getting a free glass and extra tasting with the premium tour is well worth the money!”
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum ticket in Dublin. Interactive galleries, audio app, free return visit, and a souvenir passport for Irish stories.
“Excellent exhibition. It can take 2+ hours to go round it you look at every exhibit in detail but well worth the time and money.”
Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum blending class: tour the whiskey story, taste four styles, craft your own mix, take home a bottle.
“Lydia was a terrific guide-the Whiskey museum experience was entertaining, well put together, and very educational. It was fund to blend whiskey and take the bottle home. Great to taste premium whiskies from different distillaries”
Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum blends history with hands-on fun: a guided tour, four tastings with a master blender, and your own mini bottle.
“We had a good time and we were surprised at the historical details and the value that we felt we received during the tour and tasting.”
Get Dublin’s National Wax Museum Plus entrance tickets for a 13,000 sq ft indoor wax adventure with Time Vaults, Mirror Maze, and Father Ted.
“Defo go to wax works the staff are amazing and so friendly. Esp Alanna and the receptionist.”
Learn the legends and technique behind Irish coffee at Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, then craft and enjoy your own in 45 minutes.
“Wonderful, fun and informative experience! Our host Lydia was very knowledgeable and easygoing. Definitely recommend the experience!”
Irish Famine Museum in Dublin is a self-guided Great Hunger exhibition with artifacts, a short documentary, and rare St. Stephen’s Green aerial views.
“A lot of information to learn about the famine Irish history! The museum felt like a pop-up though…upstairs in a mall and self guided by walking around the room reading posters. The only AV component was a 15min video. If you or your family doesn’t like reading this is not the experience for you.”
Skip-the-line mobile ticket for Dublin’s National Wax Museum Plus with Irish history, interactive exhibits, and celebrity wax photo ops in about an hour.
“The exhibits are not maintained, many things are not functional, dust everywhere, ... the whole experience is disappointing.”
Skip the line to a 29-minute guided Dublin history tour with donated artefacts, U2 memorabilia, laughs, and local recommendations.
“We learned a lot from our tour guide and really enjoyed the photos and exhibits. The U2 gallery was great.”
Dublin’s Irish Rock ’N’ Roll Museum in Temple Bar: English tour with Thin Lizzy and U2 exhibits plus backstage studio access.
“Excellent tour, very informative, Alan was a real professional, he told us lots of tidbits that not everyone would know about. Really enjoyed our time there.”
Dublin docklands combo: tour the Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship and explore EPIC Emigration Museum, plus free return and a passport souvenir.
“The ship tour was the highlight for me. Highly recommend. Epic was pretty good but not as fun. Great visuals and production”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
