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The Little Museum of Dublin
Museum chronicling remarkable changes to the lifestyles of Dubliners over the the last century.


Skerries Mills
Tours of fully-functioning windmill and watermill, plus outdoor dining area for coffee and snacks.
Chester Beatty
Museum on castle grounds housing the mining magnate's vast collection of religious & artistic texts.


Explorium - National Sport & Science Centre

The Book of Kells Experience
Grand library location for illuminated illustrations of the Christian Gospels dating from 800AD.
ODEON Charlestown
Chain cinema for a wide range of entertainment, including the latest releases & live event screenings.

Button Factory
Intimate, buzzing live music and clubbing venue staging innovative bands and DJ sets.

Wellington Monument
Imposing 62m obelisk built to commemorate victories of Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington.


Zipit Tibradden Woods
Farmleigh House & Estate
Restored, 18th-century state guest house on 78 acres, with gardens, guided tours & a boathouse cafe.

Irish Whiskey Museum
Guided tours tracing the history of whiskey through interactive exhibits, plus a tasting at the end.
IMC Dun Laoghaire

Killruddery
Elegant 19th-century house with elaborate gardens, conservatory, theatre and monthly farm market.


Bray Head Cross

National Leprechaun Museum of Ireland
Family-friendly museum with interactive exhibits telling stories about Ireland's mythical creatures.

ODEON Blanchardstown
Chain cinema for a wide range of entertainment, including the latest releases & live event screenings.

Howth Lighthouse
Landmark lighthouse in a picturesque setting popular for scenic walks & water views.

Black Castle

The Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum Experience
Savoy Cinema
Cinema founded in 1929, with 6 screens for mainstream releases, including Ireland's largest screen.