Arts & Culture in Dublin

The National Wax Museum Plus

Family museum containing hundreds of wax versions of famous Irish and international personalities.

Savoy Cinema

Cinema founded in 1929, with 6 screens for mainstream releases, including Ireland's largest screen.

Molly Malone Statue

Bronze statue of a fictional fishmonger named Molly Malone, the star of a well-known Irish song.

Cineworld - Dublin

Multiplex cinema chain showing the latest international blockbusters in 2D and 3D formats.

14 Henrietta Street

Tours tell the story of a 1740s house carefully restored to grandeur after falling into disrepair.

CHQ Dublin

Airy, industrial retail complex offering a variety of eateries & shops, plus an Irish museum.

James Joyce Statue

Statue depicting the acclaimed 20th-century Irish novelist & poet known for his work "Ulysses."

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

GPO Museum

Popular immersive & interactive attraction & tourist hub on the 1916 Easter Rising aftermath.

Project Arts Centre🎭

Multi-disciplinary contemporary arts space with regular performances, discussions and exhibitions.

Love Lane in Temple Bar

Abbey Theatre

Renowned theatre, founded by WB Yeats, in a contemporary venue, staging new Irish and global plays.

Bewleys Cafe Theatre

Intimate venue for new writing and classics at lunchtimes, with concerts and comedy in the evenings.

Irish Film Institute

Hip hangout with 3 cinema screens showing arty and independent films, plus book store and bar.

James Joyce Centre

Idiosyncratic museum in 1784 Georgian town house with Joyce's writing table.

The Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship

Tours below and above deck of a replica, 19th-century ship that took Irish emigrants to America.

The Spire

Stainless steel tapered column stretching 120 meters up, known as a symbol of the city.

3Olympia Theatre

Classic auditorium in red and gold for everything from intimate gigs to male strip shows.

Jam Art Factory Irish Art and Design Shop

O'Reilly Theatre