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Visit&nbsp;the Guinness Storehouse with Go City&reg;

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	<li>Pre-booking required: we recommend requesting your booking 72&nbsp;hours in advance&nbsp;to avoid disappointment. Find out how to secure your spot in the Know Before You Go section below.</li>
	<li>Take a self-guided Guinness tour around the seven-story Storehouse. Available in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish &amp; Simple Chinese.</li>
	<li>10% off purchases in the 1837 Bar &amp; Brasserie.</li>
</ul>

Awarded &quot;World&rsquo;s Leading Tourist Attraction 2023&quot;&nbsp;at the recent World Travel Awards, the Guinness Storehouse is one of Dublin&rsquo;s most iconic attractions. As you journey through this seven-story&nbsp;experience, you&#39;ll learn how the world-famous drink is made before sampling it for yourself at the end of your visit in the panoramic Gravity Bar.

Guinness Storehouse highlights

Glass Atrium 
Stand at the very bottom of the world&rsquo;s largest pint glass, the atrium of the Guinness Brewery experience. Need some perspective on how big it really is? If the glass atrium was filled, it would hold 14.3 million pints of Guinness! The atrium takes visitors through seven stories of Guinness heritage and history; from production and the ingredients, the recipe and craft of brewing; to transportation and distribution; as well as advertising and sponsorship.

Gravity Bar 
End on a high, literally, at Gravity Bar, the Guinness Storehouse&rsquo;s very own bar. An experience in itself, the seventh story bar boasts 360&deg; views of Dublin, so sit back and enjoy a pint of the black stuff while taking in the sights of the city.

The Store 
Don&#39;t leave without exploring the vast souvenir shop to take something back home with you as a memento of your amazing Guinness experience.&nbsp; From pint glasses to mugs, t-shirts to rugby balls, there&#39;s a wide range of options for presents or souvenirs.

Guinness Storehouse &amp; Brewery facts

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	<li>A &lsquo;perfect&rsquo; pour of Guinness should take 119.5 seconds at a 45-degree angle.</li>
	<li>Over 10 million glasses of Guinness are sold every day around the world.</li>
	<li>Guinness was originally called Porter and then Stout Porter before its name changed in the 18th century.</li>
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So don&#39;t forget to embrace the spirit of Dublin,&nbsp; by drowning yourself in the rich past and unique brewing process of the globally renowned Guinness Storehouse, an unforgettable experience every traveller must add to their itinerary.

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Entry to Guinness Storehouse

Get a taste of this iconic Irish drink and learn all about how it's made at the Guinness Storehouse!

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Take the&nbsp;Big Bus Dublin Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour with Go City&reg;

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	<li>Enjoy a one-day hop-on, hop-off bus tour with live commentary around Dublin&#39;s famous sights</li>
	<li>With 23&nbsp;stops across the city including&nbsp;Trinity College,&nbsp;St Stephen&#39;s Green, and the&nbsp;Guinness Storehouse</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more attractions in Dublin, so don&#39;t forget to check them out</li>
</ul>

Experience Dublin your way with a Big Bus Tours hop-on, hop-off sightseeing tour. Exciting live tour guides (guides or driver guides) will show you around and share their wealth of local knowledge and famous Irish humor. There&#39;s no better way to take in the stunning sights and buzzing atmosphere of Dublin than from an open-top, double-decker bus.

Hop-on to learn about Dublin&#39;s colorful history and rich culture, then hop-off and venture through the city at your own pace, discovering everything this vibrant city has to offer. With 23 stops across the city, it couldn&#39;t be easier to explore Dublin&#39;s most-loved attractions with this same-day Dublin bus pass ticket. Go City customers can also upgrade to a two-day hop-on hop-off ticket by taking advantage of the special offer available to them.

Dublin Hop on Hop Off Bus Tour

Discover the charm of Ireland&#39;s capital city with the convenient and flexible Dublin hop-on hop-off bus tours. Hop on and off at your leisure, exploring iconic landmarks such as the Guinness Factory, Dublin Castle, and St. Patrick&#39;s Cathedral. Experience Dublin, Ireland like never before with <a href="http://gocity.com/dublin/en-us" target="_blank">our passes</a>, which gives you access to this hop on hop off bus pass in Dublin as well as access to many other popular local attractions for one low price! There&#39;s a reason this is considered the premier Dublin bus tour, simply an experience you won&#39;t want to miss!

Your Dublin Pass acts as your 24-hour bus ticket. Simply show it to the bus conductor and enjoy free entry onto tour buses. Joining a bus tour will activate your bus pass, so we advise starting first thing in the morning to make the most of it.

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1-Day Classic Ticket

Travel back through 1,500 years of Irish history at this innovative museum.

Visit EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin with Go City&reg;

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	<li>Explore 20 themed galleries</li>
	<li>Interact with&nbsp;immersive, hands-on&nbsp;exhibits</li>
	<li>10% discount in the EPIC gift shop</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more attractions in Dublin, so don&#39;t forget to check them out</li>
</ul>

Go beyond the stereotypes at EPIC museum in Dublin. Discover what it means to be Irish, beyond the borders of Ireland, through the stories of Irish emigrants who became scientists, politicians, poets, artists and even outlaws. Discover Ireland from the outside in and find out why saying &ldquo;I&rsquo;m Irish&rdquo; is one of the biggest conversation starters, no matter where you are.&nbsp;

Only 12 minutes walk from Trinity College and 8 minutes walk from O&rsquo;Connell Bridge, EPIC is a modern museum situated in Dublin&rsquo;s Docklands, it tells the moving and unforgettable story of the 10 million Irish people who left their homeland &ndash; and how they influenced and shaped the world.

What to Expect at the EPIC Museum in Dublin

If you&#39;re planning a trip to Dublin, there&#39;s one attraction you won&#39;t want to miss - the EPIC Irish Emigration Museum. This hands on museum is a celebration of Irish history and culture, telling the story of the millions of people who left Ireland to start fresh around the world. With amazing technology and interesting exhibits, the EPIC museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in Irish history. Whether you&#39;re a first-time visitor to Dublin or a seasoned traveler, the EPIC Irish Emigration Museum is an experience you won&#39;t want to miss. And with the Go City&reg; Dublin Pass, you can explore this and 40+ other top Dublin attractions at unbeatable savings. So what are you waiting for? <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/comparison" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Grab your pass and start discovering the best of Dublin today</a>!

Experience this story in 20 breathtaking interactive galleries, complete with touchscreens, motion-sensor games, and audio and video to bring these one-of-a-kind tales to life.

EPIC The Irish&nbsp;Emigration Museum facts

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	<li>More than 14 times more people of Irish descent live abroad than in Ireland. Over 70 million people across the world can claim Irish ancestry.</li>
</ul>

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	<li>At least 22 U.S. Presidents have Irish heritage, including JFK, Ronald Reagan, and Barack Obama.</li>
</ul>

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	<li>The traditional Gaelic sports of Hurling and Gaelic Football are played across the globe, even as far away as Malaysia and Kuwait!</li>
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	<li>Irish physicist John Tyndall was the first to explain why the sky is blue.</li>
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	<li>Rihanna has Irish ancestors. Her Irish surname, Fenty, inspired the name for her makeup line.</li>
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	<li>Three members of the Beatles - John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison - all come from families of Irish descent.</li>
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	<li>Ireland was the first country in the world to legalize LGBTQ+ marriage by popular vote.</li>
</ul>

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Journey to the world&#39;s only official Game of Thrones Studio Tour and experience the making of a global television phenomenon.&nbsp;

Enjoy the Game of Thrones Studio Tour with Go City&reg;

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	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass!</li>
	<li>Go Beyond the Wall &ndash; visit the courtyards of King&#39;s Landing and the stronghold of Winterfell.</li>
	<li>Walk among full-scale sets and step behind the&nbsp;scenes.</li>
</ul>

Immerse yourself, from script to screen, in the secrets and stories of the epic production of Game of Thrones and see the show&#39;s greatest collection of screen-used costumes and props.&nbsp;

Game of Thrones Studio Tour Highlights

Sets &ndash; You&#39;ll truly&nbsp;walk in the footsteps of the stars on this self-guided tour. Be transported Beyond the Wall, to King&#39;s Landing, Castle Black and Winterfell&#39;s Great Hall. Put yourself into the picture and use the interactive exhibit in the Hall of Faces to project your own face onto the wall.

Props &amp; Weapons - Daenerys&#39; dragon eggs, the one and only Iron Throne, swords, maps and jewelry. The Studio Tour gives you the unique opportunity to take a look at the vast amounts of custom-made props and weapons that were used in the filming of the series.&nbsp;

Costumes - Over 100 skilled artisans designed and created the costumes for Game of Thrones. From sketch to screen, you&#39;ll see the expert craftsmanship that went into the elaborate and detailed designs of all your favorite characters.&nbsp;

Special effects - &nbsp;The special effects and visual effects masters have a huge role to play in this remarkable series, whether it&#39;s animating the most believable dragons or crafting flawless battle scenes. Step behind the scenes with a whole range of interactive exhibits and green-screen photo opportunities.&nbsp;

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Dive in to the world of whiskey and get a taste of&nbsp;this famous Irish tipple.

Take the Jameson Distillery Bow St. Tour with&nbsp;Go City&reg;&nbsp;

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	<li>We strongly advise pre-booking the Jameson Distillery tour.</li>
	<li>Learn all about Jameson whiskey on this guided tour</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more attractions in Dublin, so don&#39;t forget to check them out</li>
</ul>

Since John Jameson&rsquo;s brave first steps into the&nbsp;building in 1780, the Jameson Distillery has been focused on his ambition to create unforgettable experiences (along with great whiskey, of course).

Join the fully hosted Bow St. Experience and enjoy a&nbsp;distillery tour that has a firm focus on immersive storytelling. You&rsquo;ll be invited to touch, smell, and most importantly, taste Jameson in the original Bow St. Distillery buildings.

What to Expect on a Jameson Tour in Dublin

The Jameson tour in Dublin is one of the most popular destinations for visitors. This isn&#39;t just your ordinary tour; it&#39;s a journey into the heart and pride of Irish whiskey-making. You&#39;ll get to see the massive copper pot stills and learn how triple-distillation makes Jameson so smooth. And yes, there&#39;s a tasting session at the end. You&#39;ll leave knowing your single malts from your blends.

Behind the Scenes of a Jameson Distillery Tour

Ever wondered how a bottle of Jameson gets from grain to glass? The Jameson Distillery Tour spills all the secrets. You&#39;ll walk through the old distillery buildings, some of which have been standing for hundreds of years. The guide will explain the choice of aging barrels and even let you in on why they use both American and Spanish oak. It&#39;s like a backstage pass but for whiskey lovers. Cheers!

Jameson Tour in Dublin FAQs

Q. What&#39;s special about Jameson Distillery in Dublin? 
A. Jameson Distillery in Dublin is the birthplace of the iconic Jameson Irish Whiskey, offering a true experience into the art of whiskey-making.

Q. Can I take a guided tour of the distillery? 
A. Absolutely, guided tours are available with Go City&reg;&nbsp;, where you&#39;ll get a behind-the-scenes look at the whiskey-making process from grain to glass.

Q. Is there a tasting session included in the tour? 
A. Yes, tours wrap up with a tasting session where you can savor different Jameson whiskeys.

Q. Can I buy Jameson merchandise at the distillery? 
A. Definitely, the distillery features a gift shop where you can pick up exclusive Jameson merchandise and limited-edition bottles.

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Explore one of Dublin&#39;s most important historic landmarks and learn its history.

Visit Saint Patrick&#39;s Cathedral with Go City&reg;

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	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>Explore the cathedral&#39;s many historic monuments.</li>
	<li>Enjoy one of two services per day.</li>
	<li>Free audio guides are available in English, Irish, Italian, Spanish, German, French, and Mandarin.</li>
</ul>

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Built in honour of Ireland&rsquo;s patron saint,&nbsp;Saint Patrick&rsquo;s Cathedral is one of the most important historic landmarks in Dublin.

Discovering History and Literature at Saint Patrick&#39;s Cathedral in Dublin

Saint Patrick&#39;s Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland is a must-see attraction for avid travelers and tourists. This iconic cathedral, named after Ireland&#39;s patron saint, offers over 800 years of history and has witnessed countless historical events. Experience its jaw-dropping architecture and truly feel the rich history of the Cathedral. With the Go City Dublin Pass, you can enjoy incredible savings and access to over 40 other popular attractions throughout Dublin. Whether you&#39;re a local or a first-time visitor, Saint Patrick&#39;s Cathedral is an unforgettable destination that should not be missed.

Renowned not just for its architectural splendor, but also for its profound historical significance, Saint Patrick&#39;s Cathedral is also the final resting place of Jonathan Swift, the renowned author of &#39;Gulliver&#39;s Travels&#39;. Swift served as the Cathedral&#39;s dean from 1713 to 1745, leaving behind a special literary legacy. This relationship to literary history adds even more charm to your cathedral visit. Don&#39;t miss out on this unique experience!

Dating back to 1191 to the site of an ancient well where, legend has it,&nbsp;Saint Patrick used to baptise new converts into Christianity,&nbsp;Saint Patrick&rsquo;s Cathedral has played a vital role throughout Ireland&rsquo;s social, cultural and spiritual history. Walk through the nave and see the 200 monuments and impressive alter which makes Saint Patrick&rsquo;s so breath-taking.

Saint Patrick&#39;s Cathedral highlights

Monuments 
Saint Patrick&#39;s Cathedral is brimming with monuments, 200 at last count. From Fulke de Saundford, a stone effigy in the North Choir Aisle, to the Tree of Remembrance, the cathedral&rsquo;s newest monument to commemorate the centenary of World War I, there is plenty to see within the church that documents Ireland&rsquo;s social history. Other monuments on show are the great Boyle monument which dates back to 1632, as well as statues of politicians and military men throughout the ages.

Service 
Music has played an integral part in the life of Saint Patrick&#39;s since its foundation and it is the only cathedral in Ireland to sing two services every day. If you want to attend a service, please check the <a href="https://www.stpatrickscathedral.ie/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">official website</a> for up-to-date service times.&nbsp;

Did you know

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	<li>Handel&#39;s Messiah was first performed at&nbsp;Saint Patrick&rsquo;s Cathedral in 1742 by the combined choir of Saint Patrick&#39;s and Christ Church.</li>
	<li>The writer and satirist Jonathan Swift was Dean of Saint Patrick&#39;s from 1713 &ndash; 1745.</li>
	<li>The cathedral spire measures 140 feet tall making it the largest of the two cathedrals in Dublin.</li>
</ul>

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General Admission

Explore Dublin&rsquo;s oldest building and spiritual heart of the city.

Visit Christ Church Cathedral with&nbsp;Go City&reg;

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	<li>Discover fascinating artifacts and gothic architecture</li>
	<li>Free entry into the crypt and &#39;Treasures of Christ Church&#39; exhibition</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more attractions in Dublin, so don&#39;t forget to check them out</li>
</ul>

Dublin&rsquo;s oldest building and spiritual heart of the city, Christ Church Cathedral was founded in 1030 by King Sitriuc Silkbeard and Dunan, the first Bishop of Dublin. The most historic building and arguably one of the most important in terms of its rich cultural significance, Christ Church Cathedral is a must-visit when you&rsquo;re in the city. Go City grants you free entry into the crypt and into the &lsquo;Treasures of Christ Church&rsquo; exhibition to learn more about the role of Christ Church and Dublin&rsquo;s history.

Christ Church Cathedral highlights

Crypt &amp; Treasures of Christ Church Exhibition

The medieval crypt is a fascinating part of this historic building where visitors can discover fascinating artefacts, memorials and the famous mummified &lsquo;cat and the rat&rsquo;. This unusual pair are two of the most visited exhibits of the crypt and were even mentioned in James Joyce&rsquo;s Finnegan&rsquo;s Wake. The Treasures of Christ Church exhibition is well worth a visit, where visitors can see old religious relics including priceless silver and Ireland&rsquo;s first copy of Magna Carta. Additionally, the heart of the Patron Saint of Dublin, Laurence O&rsquo;Toole resides in the Cathedral.

Evensong

The choir of Christ Church Cathedral is the most prestigious choir in Dublin and one of the most reputed in Ireland. Singing four times a week, Evensong is a must-visit to catch the spiritual songs of this historic choir. As an institution which dates back to the 15th century, the church choir is an important part of religious worship at Christ Church and one not to be missed.

For more information on special events, please check <a href="https://christchurchcathedral.ie/about/latest-news/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>.

The Cathedral is subject to closure for ceremonial events and services, sometimes at short notice &ndash; please check the website <a href="http://www.christchurchcathedral.ie" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>, or call 01 6778099 for up-to-date closure information.

Christ Church Dublin facts

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	<li>Christ Church Cathedral is the oldest building in Dublin city</li>
	<li>The medieval cathedral crypt is believed to be the largest crypt in&nbsp;Ireland, measuring over 63m in length, built in the 1170s</li>
	<li>Christ Church Cathedral is located in the old centre of medieval Dublin</li>
</ul>

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Entry to Christ Church Cathedral (Including Audio Guide)

Travel back to&nbsp;Viking and Medieval times at this unique Dublin attraction.&nbsp;

Visit Dublinia with&nbsp;Go City&reg;

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	<li>Learn all about Dublin&#39;s history at this unique, interactive museum</li>
	<li>Explore the Viking Museum in&nbsp;Dublin exhibition and the Medieval Dublin exhibition&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Your pass gives you entry to many more attractions in Dublin, so don&#39;t forget to check them out</li>
</ul>

Dublinia is&nbsp;set in the heart of the old city at Christchurch and one of Dublin&#39;s&nbsp;most popular attractions. Great for families, it showcases how society and culture have changed in Ireland&rsquo;s capital over hundreds of years. You&#39;ll experience the sights, sounds, and smells of the city during Viking and Medieval times and get a taste of what life was like.

Dublinia Museum with Go City&reg;

Dublinia has long been one of Dublin&#39;s most popular tourist attractions, and with Go City&reg;, exploring the medieval history of the city has never been easier. <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/comparison" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Go City&reg; offers an all-in-one digital pass</a>, allowing you to experience 40+ of the city&#39;s top attractions without breaking the bank, all for one low price. Dublinia is a must-visit.

Dublinia Museum highlights

Viking Exhibition 
Travel back to the city in Viking times and explore the myths and mysteries surrounding their legacy at the Viking Museum in Dublin. See what life was like onboard a Viking warship; learn the skills of being a Viking warrior and visit a cramped and smoky Viking house.

Medieval Exhibition 
Witness the sights, sounds, and smells of this busy city. Learn about crime and punishment, death and disease, and even toothache remedies of 700 years ago. Enjoy the spicy aromas and so much more in the medieval fair, learn to play medieval games, visit a rich merchant&rsquo;s kitchen and walk along a bustling Medieval street.

History Hunters Exhibition 
Dig a little deeper into Dublin&rsquo;s rich history with the History Hunters and learn from archaeology exhibits how our ancestors lived through historic artifacts, manuscripts, and real medieval skeletons! Learn the native languages of old Dublin and bring back with you a newfound appreciation of Ireland&rsquo;s capital city&rsquo;s past.

Did you know

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	<li>The tomb of Strongbow, which dates back to the Middle Ages, is said to contain the heart of the Patron Saint of Dublin.</li>
	<li>The 96 steps to the top of St Michael&rsquo;s Tower offer spectacular views across the city.</li>
	<li>Dublin derives its name from the Irish Dubhlinn, meaning black pool and refers to a dark tidal pool where the River Poddle entered the Liffey.</li>
</ul>

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Visit The Teeling Whiskey Distillery&nbsp;with Go City&reg;

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	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>Take a&nbsp;tour of this famous Dublin distillery.</li>
	<li>Enjoy a complimentary tasting.</li>
	<li>Experience a real-life working distillery in action.</li>
	<li>Receive 10% off in the distillery shop with your pass.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

It&#39;s no secret that the Irish are famous for their delectable whiskey, but there are some brands and processes that have stood the test of time. Not all whiskeys in Dublin are created equally. Teeling is in a lane of its own, and well regarded as the best of the best.&nbsp;

This experience is a must for anyone with an interest in Dublin&rsquo;s Irish whiskey heritage.&nbsp;The first new distillery in Dublin in over 125 years, Teeling Distillery is leading a revival in Dublin whiskey distilleries. Join a tour and learn first-hand how Teeling is produced from grain to glass. After the tour, enjoy a handcrafted cocktail from a mixologist at The Bang Bang Bar or browse the full Teeling range as well as branded merchandise and local treats in the gift shop.

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	<li>Dublin is the historic home and heart of the Irish whiskey industry, at one time accounting for 60% of global whiskey sales.</li>
	<li>Teeling Whiskey Distillery was the first new distillery to open in Dublin in 125 years.</li>
	<li>A must-visit for those with a keen interest in the history of Irish whiskey, and innovation in whiskey making.</li>
	<li>Dublin&rsquo;s premier whiskey attraction.</li>
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Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Teeling&#39;s Whiskey Distillery tickets, plus admission to dozens of top&nbsp;<a href="https://dublinpass.com/en-us/dublin-attractions" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dublin attractions</a>&nbsp;for one money-saving price.

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Entry to Teeling Whiskey Distillery

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Dublin’s premier destination for whiskey fans.

Tour a world of doppelg&auml;ngers so eerily lifelike, you really will feel like you&#39;re&nbsp;rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous!&nbsp;

Visit National Wax Museum Plus Dublin with Go City&reg;

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	<li>Work your way through some truly wowing exhibits including the &#39;Wax Factor&#39;, &#39;Writers Room&#39;, &#39;Chamber of Horrors&#39; and Hall of Irish Legends</li>
	<li>Say &quot;hello&quot; to a few Irish icons:&nbsp;James Joyce,&nbsp;Liam Neeson, Ronan Keating, Father Ted - they&#39;ve got the whole (wax)works!&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out</li>
</ul>

Ireland&rsquo;s first wax museum, this homage to Irish celebrities&nbsp;was set up in 1804 by Madame Tussauds.&nbsp;

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What to Expect at the Dublin Wax Museum

Dublin has plenty of attractions to offer, and the famous wax museum is no exception. The National Wax Museum in Dublin, features lifelike wax figures of celebrities, historical figures, and more. If you&#39;re looking for a unique way to explore the city, be sure to add this museum to your travel plans. Whether you&#39;re a first-time visitor to Dublin or a seasoned traveler, you&#39;re sure to be impressed by the attention to detail and lifelike design of the figures on display. And best of all, you can save money on admission when you use Go City&reg;, the digital pass that allows you to explore over 40 top Dublin attractions for one low price.

Writers Room

Meet some of Ireland&rsquo;s most famous writers from Samuel Beckett to Oscar Wilde and learn about their influences over Ireland&rsquo;s historical culture. Meet these waxy wordsmiths for yourself and discover their Dublin through interactive displays.

Wax Factor

Why not bring your wax work experience to life through the Greenroom and superimpose yourself into a frame with your favourite character. Sing along with a band, or jump into a group photo! It&rsquo;s a great way to share your trip to the National Wax Museum with your friends and family and it&rsquo;s something to take home to remember, too.

Chamber of Horrors

If you&rsquo;re brave enough to face your fears, the Chamber of Horrors in the basement of this historic building is home to some legendary creatures such as Dracula and Hannibal Lecter. Meet them for yourself and see just how spooky they really are&hellip;

National Wax Museum facts

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	<li>The building is an old landmark and was once the home of Ireland&rsquo;s gold store and arms at the turn of the 20th Century.</li>
	<li>Bram Stoker, James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, some of the most famous authors from the mid-late 19th Century, were from Dublin.</li>
	<li>It takes on average about six months to create one waxwork figure from scratch.</li>
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Dublin&rsquo;s General Post Office is one of Dublin&rsquo;s key historic attractions and hot topic among the history of the Easter Rising.

Visit the GPO Dublin Museum&nbsp;with Go City&reg;

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	<li>Learn all about the Easter Rising and the other key events that shaped modern Irish history.</li>
	<li>Enjoy multi-sensory exhibitions</li>
	<li>Multi-lingual audio guides available</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out</li>
</ul>

Winner of the Micheletti Award at the 2017 European Museum Academy Awards, GPO Museum in Dublin is a historical must-see when in Ireland. Learn all about the 1916 Easter Rising and modern Irish history.&nbsp;

One of the oldest operating postal headquarters in the world, Dublin&#39;s General Post Office has witnessed over two centuries of Irish history and is one of the country&#39;s most famous buildings.&nbsp;

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General Post Office (GPO) Museum highlights

This spectacular award-winning experience focuses on the 1916 Easter Rising and modern Irish history. Learn the fascinating stories through authentic artefacts, personal tales and photographs, electronic touch screens, and video and audio booths. Don&#39;t miss the specially created centrepiece film that puts you right in the middle of the action during the Rising as it happened at the GPO.

Thomas F. Meagher Exhibition

An exhibition on the Irish flag, which commemorates the first flying of the Irish Tricolour in 1848 by Thomas F. Meagher.

Witnessing History exhibition

This spectacular award-winning experience focuses on the 1916 Easter Rising and Modern Irish History.&nbsp;&nbsp;Learn about the fascinating &nbsp;story of modern Irish history from all sides through authentic artefacts, personal tales and photographs,&nbsp;electronic touch screens, video, audio visual booths and sound. Don&#39;t miss the interesting facts and cultural significance of the GPO Museum Dublin!

GPO Museum facts

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	<li>The GPO building was the communications hub of Ireland and served as headquarters to those taking part in the 1916 Easter Rising</li>
	<li>The fa&ccedil;ade is all that remains of the original building, the rest being&nbsp;destroyed by a fire in the Easter Uprising</li>
	<li>It was one of the last Georgian buildings erected in the capital in 1814</li>
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GPO Museum

Visit the heart of historic Dublin and the site of the ancient pool &quot;Dubh Linn&quot; that gives the city its name.

Explore Dublin Castle with Go City&reg;

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	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>See the magnificent State Apartments, the original Viking fortress, and the splendid castle gardens.</li>
	<li>Upgrade your ticket to include a guided tour at a special rate.</li>
</ul>

Standing at a strategic site at the junction of the River Liffey and the Poddle, Dublin Castle is the heart of the historical city.

Constructed in the early thirteenth century on the site of a Viking settlement, Dublin Castle served for centuries as the headquarters of English, and later British, administration in Ireland. In 1922, following Ireland&#39;s independence, Dublin Castle was handed over to the new Irish government. It is now a major government complex and a key tourist attraction.

Explore part of the original Viking Fortress, remains of the 13th century Castle as well as the magnificent State Apartments that now serve as the venue for Presidential Inaugurations, State Functions, and Ireland&#39;s Presidencies of the European Union.&nbsp;

A guided tour is an additional special rate of &euro;3.00 per person (subject to availability).

What You Will See on The Dublin Castle Tour

The Dublin Castle Tour is a must-experience journey through Ireland&#39;s rich history, right in the heart of its vibrant capital. Your pass includeds admission, but the tour for only a few bucks more is definitely worth it. The Castle Tour takes you through stories of power, politics, and Irish heritage. Made for history enthusiasts and culture seekers, this guided tour takes you through luxurious state rooms, uncovers ancient Viking ruins, and even offers a tranquil stroll through the Dubh Linn Gardens. So, put on your walking shoes and get ready to explore a icon of Irish history with the Dublin Castle Tour.

Dublin Castle highlights

State Apartments 
Built as the residential quarters of the viceregal court, explore the State Apartment&#39;s lavish and beautiful architecture that was the focus of fashionable society during the 18th Century. Today the Apartments are the venue of Ireland&#39;s Presidencies, inaugurations, and state functions.

Castle Gardens&nbsp; 
Situated on the site of the original &#39;Dubh Linn&#39;, or Black Pool, which gives the city of Dublin its name, the Castle Gardens&#39;s beautiful grounds house smaller memorial gardens, commissioned sculptures as well as stunning flora and landscaping.&nbsp;

Viking Excavation (with guided tour upgrade) 
Discover parts of Dublin&#39;s historical medieval castle and remains of the original defenses. Explore the Castle&#39;s medieval curtain wall, postern gate, and original moat that would have originally diverted water from the River Poddle.

Chapel Royal (with guided tour upgrade) 
Designed by Francis Johnston and opened on 25 December 1814, the Chapel Royal boasts spectacular interiors in the Gothic Revival style.

Dublin Castle FAQS

Q. What&#39;s the historical significance of Dublin Castle? 
A. Dublin Castle has been a symbol of power and governance in Ireland for over 800 years, serving as a royal residence, military fortress, and now a government complex.

Q. Are there any gardens to explore at Dublin Castle? 
A. Yes! The Dubh Linn Gardens offer a lovely setting with beautiful landscaping, right in the heart of the grounds.

Q. Can you attend events at Dublin Castle? 
A. Yes, Dublin Castle frequently hosts cultural events, exhibitions, and concerts, making it a vibrant hub of activity.

Q. Is Dublin Castle wheelchair accessible? 
A. Good news, most areas of Dublin Castle, including the State Apartments and the Chapel Royal, are wheelchair accessible.

Q. Can you take photos inside Dublin Castle? 
A. Yes, photography is generally allowed.

Please note: Dublin Castle can be closed at short notice due to government business. Please check their website for up-to-date information.

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Visit 14 Henrietta Street in Dublin with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Award-winning guided tours bring you on a journey from the house&#39;s grand Georgian beginnings to the tenement dwellings of its later years.</li>
	<li>See the house, hear its stories and discover the layers of Dublin history within its walls.</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out.</li>
</ul>

Henrietta Street is one of the oldest streets in Dublin and boasts the most intact collection of Georgian Houses in Ireland.

More About 14 Henrietta Street in Dublin

Nestled in the heart of Dublin&#39;s historic and vibrant city center you can find 14 Henrietta Street. This stunning Georgian townhouse was once home to some of Dublin&#39;s most notable families, and is now a lovely museum. For travellers and visitors to the Dublin, Go City&reg; provides an all-in-one digital pass experience, allowing you to explore 40+ of Dublin&#39;s most visited attractions, including the breathtaking 14 Henrietta Street.&nbsp;

Originally built in the 1720s for wealthy Dublin aristocratic families, by 1911 over 850 people lived on the street, over 100 of those in 14 Henrietta Street. Led by a professional guide, the house and its memories come alive on the 75-minute immersive tour, through the stories and personal objects from the former residents. Discover their personal stories, share in their memories and walk in the footsteps of those who called 14 Henrietta Street home.

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14 Henrietta Street FAQs

Q. What is 14 Henrietta Street? 
A. 14 Henrietta Street is a social history museum of Dublin life, from one building&#39;s Georgian beginnings to its tenement times. It connects the history of urban life over 300 years to the stories of the people who called it home.&nbsp;

Q. Is the museum wheelchair accessible? 
A. Yes, 14 Henrietta Street is wheelchair accessible. There is a ramp to enter the building and a lift with access to all floors of the museum. For more information, please click <a href="https://14henriettastreet.ie/visit/accessibility/">here</a>.

Q. Can I take photographs inside the museum? 
A. Photography is allowed inside the museum, however, videos are not permitted to preserve the integrity of the tour and the experience for all visitors.

Q. Are guided tours available? 
A. Absolutely, access to the museum is via a guided tour, offering unique insights into the history and stories behind the exhibits.

Q. Is there a gift shop on site? 
A. Yes, the museum features a gift shop where you can purchase souvenirs and books related to Dublin&#39;s history.

Q. Can I bring my kids along? 
A. Certainly, 14 Henrietta Street is family-friendly and offers educational experiences that are engaging for adults and children.

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14 Henrietta Street 

Experience 300 years of city life in the walls of one address.

Visit the&nbsp;Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI) with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Your pass gives you access to the Museum of Literature Ireland, located in one of Ireland&#39;s most important Georgian architectural sites.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>See rare collections from the National Library of Ireland and new contributions from celebrated Irish artists.</li>
	<li>Your pass&nbsp;also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.</li>
</ul>

About this experience

MoLI celebrates Ireland&#39;s internationally renowned literary heritage, past and present, inspiring visitors to create, read and write. As one of Dublin&#39;s newest museums, it features three floors of interactive exhibitions, ranging from original short films to immersive soundscapes. Enjoy the chance to view priceless heritage artifacts on display to the public for the first time, such as the original copy of James Joyce&#39;s Ulysses.&nbsp;

With exhibitions constantly changing throughout the year, every visit to MoLI tells a different story, with expert tour guides on hand to bring visitors and unforgettable journey through Irish cultural history.&nbsp;

Relax amid the museum&#39;s readers&#39; garden, a hidden oasis in the heart of the city. The museum cafe, the Commons Restaurant, is run by one of Ireland&#39;s most well-known chefs, Domini Kemp.&nbsp;

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Who better to hear the story of Ireland from than through the words of its greatest storytellers? 

Visit the Jeanie Johnston Tallship &amp; Famine Museum&nbsp;with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>This mighty tall ship played a devastating role in Irish history - find out more on a guided tour</li>
	<li>Take a look at artefacts and read personal accounts from migrants that made the arduous journey to North America</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out</li>
</ul>

The brave, the bold and the desperate: trace the journey of&nbsp;those forced to flee the famine.

The Jeanie Johnston tells the story of the thousands of Irish people who fled the famine and embarked on a treacherous voyage in the hope of a better life in North America. Step onboard this imposing tall ship&nbsp;and you will be transported back in time to get a sense of what their gruelling journey would have been like.&nbsp;

Migrants endured overcrowding, seasickness, disease, filth, starvation&nbsp;and storms, along with incredibly cramped quarters; about&nbsp;250 passengers spent most of their time below deck, only emerging for&nbsp;half an hour of fresh air each day.&nbsp;Learn how the famine forced millions to flee the country,&nbsp;experience what life was like onboard and&nbsp;uncover fascinating personal passenger stories.&nbsp;

The tour takes approximately 50 minutes and is led by knowledgeable guides.

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Jeannie Johnston Famine Ship Museum

Sometimes you have to risk death in order to escape it...

Ireland&#39;s history through the eyes of local people, from James Joyce to U2...

Visit The Little Museum of Dublin with&nbsp;Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Explore photography, advertising, letters and collectables from 1900 - 2000</li>
	<li>Listen to quirky local tales and anecdotes on a guided tour</li>
	<li>Take a look at the&nbsp;5,000 artefacts donated by local people over the decades</li>
	<li>Pick up two free postcards in the museum shop</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out</li>
</ul>

Nicknamed the &lsquo;people&rsquo;s museum&rsquo;, this charming space is full of amazing treasures donated by ordinary Dubliners to make up an eclectic exhibition of a bit of everything! The Little Museum charts the cultural and social history of the city in the 20th Century, and you&rsquo;ll discover the true story of Ireland&rsquo;s capital, as seen through the eyes of locals.

What to Expect from The Little Museum of Dublin

Dublin, Ireland attracts a lot of travellers and visitors every year. For those interested in learning more about the city&#39;s rich history and culture, The Little Museum of Dublin is the go-to destination. The museum is filled with memorable exhibits and artifacts, showcasing the city&#39;s past and present. Visitors can learn about the most famous Dubliners in history, the city&#39;s role in the Easter Rising, and much more. If you&#39;re planning a trip to Dublin, consider checking out this lovely attraction. And if you want to save money while exploring the city, be sure to check out <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/comparison" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Go City&#39;s Dublin Pass</a>, which gives you access to 40+ top attractions in Dublin for one low price.

The Little Museum of Dublin highlights

The collection

Feel right at home in this eclectic collection of historic artefacts from 1900 - 2000. Donated by the people of Dublin, for the people of Dublin, you can walk among the first edition prints, unique photos and knick-knacks that all have something to do with Dublin and its cultural and social history. From items dating back to the Irish Rising, to a bingo card from the Butchers&rsquo; Social Union, it&rsquo;s a fascinating look back at the last century.

Guided tour

Tours run daily, on the hour every hour, so join in and learn about some of the most important pieces within the collection and how they were used over the years.

Discover more <a href="https://www.littlemuseum.ie/whats-on-dublin" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">special events</a>.

Did you know

<ul>
	<li>Ireland has a long history of musicians, including the contemporary Sinead O&rsquo;Connor and U2, not to mention the Dubliners and Thin Lizzy</li>
	<li>The Sugarloaf mountain is the tallest &#39;Dublin Mountain&#39; yet only measures in at 423.3 meters above sea level</li>
	<li>Dublin&rsquo;s Phoenix Park is the largest enclosed city park in Europe, five times the size of London&#39;s Hyde Park!</li>
</ul>

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This 28 hectare park is home to over 400 animals

Visit Dublin Zoo with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Explore a multitude of different animal environments including an&nbsp;African savannah, orangutan forest, gorilla forest, &#39;Kaziranga Forest Trail&#39;&nbsp;and &#39;Zoorassic World&#39;</li>
	<li>Enjoy&nbsp;<a href="http://www.dublinzoo.ie/32/Daily-Activities-amp-Talks.aspx" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">daily talks and feedings</a>&nbsp;by animal experts</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out</li>
</ul>

Located in the Phoenix Park in the heart of Dublin city, this is&nbsp;one of Ireland&rsquo;s most popular attractions.

What to Expect to See at the Dublin Zoo

Dublin Zoo, home to more than 400 animals, is one of the most popular attractions for travellers exploring Dublin. With the Go City&reg; Dublin Pass, you can enjoy incredible savings on over 40 attractions in Dublin, including the famous Dublin Zoo. Whether you&#39;re a curious traveler or just a local looking to discover more of what your city has to offer, Go City&reg; is your ultimate partner to exploring Dublin. Don&#39;t miss out on this chance to see Dublin Zoo&#39;s incredible animal species, from royal lions to cute penguins. <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/comparison" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Get your Dublin Zoo tickets today</a> and let the adventure begin!

Home to species from all over the world,&nbsp;you can explore at your own pace, as well as attending some of the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.dublinzoo.ie/32/Daily-Activities-amp-Talks.aspx" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">daily talks and feedings</a>&nbsp;to learn more about these incredibly creatures. Little ones will love getting&nbsp;stuck in at the interactive discover and learning centre.&nbsp;

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Dublin Zoo highlights

Kaziranga Forest Trail

Immerse yourself in Dublin Zoo&rsquo;s wonderful Asian rainforest and spot our breeding elephant herd. With pools, dramatic rock formations and a waterfall all surrounded by a dense forest of trees and bamboo, the Kaziranga Forest Trail is a wonderful natural environment created with the needs of the elephants in mind.

Visitors can see our expanding family of Asian elephants, Matriarch Bernhardine (born 1984) and her daughter Asha (born May 2007), and Bernhardine&rsquo;s sister Yasmin (born 1990), her daughter Anak (born 2003)&nbsp;and three calves born in 2014 Kavi, Ashoka and Samiya. Asha&rsquo;s daughter Zinda born in September 2016 and the youngest calf born in March 2017!

Orangutan Forest

The highly anticipated Orangutan Forest is now open! The Orangutan Forest was inspired by the natural environment of the Bornean orangutans in the tropical rainforests of Borneo. Visitors can admire the most spectacular feature of the new habitat which features eleven trees, between 7 and 12 meters high that encourage the orangutans&rsquo; natural climbing behaviour.

The Orangutan Forest is home to Sibu, his mate Leonie, their daughter Riona and niece Mujur, born in Dublin Zoo in 2005. The orangutans share the habitat with siamang gibbons, also found in South East Asia.&nbsp;

African Savannah

Explore the African desert and Southern white rhinos wandering around their grassy savanna home, as giraffes and ostrich roam wild whilst zebras graze on nearby bushes. Visitors can also admire the endangered scimitar-horned oryx who are extinct in the wild &ndash; right in the centre of Dublin!

Did you know

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	<li>&nbsp;The heaviest elephant on record weighed in at 10,886 kg and measured 13 feet in height!</li>
	<li>The stripes of a tiger are like their fingerprints; no two have exactly the same stripe pattern</li>
	<li>A gorilla can live up to 40 or even 50 years and will have left home and started their own family by the age of 15</li>
</ul>

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Explore this eclectic Edwardian mansion and its vast&nbsp;seventy-eight-acre estate.

Visit the Farmleigh House and Estate with&nbsp;Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Enjoy a tour of the&nbsp;mansion and learn all about&nbsp;its historic furnishings and important artworks.</li>
	<li>Step outside to explore the&nbsp;walled and sunken gardens, and scenic lakeside area.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Your pass gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so don&#39;t forget to check them out.</li>
</ul>

This Irish State guesthouse in Dublin&rsquo;s Phoenix Park is reserved for dignitaries and&nbsp;visiting guests of the nation. You&#39;ll get the chance to explore the unique Edwardian house which blends a variety of architectural styles. Enjoy a guided tour,&nbsp;see the resplendent furnishings and artworks up close, and learn all about its famous guests. After exploring the interior, venture out onto the vast grounds and admire the sunken gardens,&nbsp;Victorian and Edwardian ornamental features, and serene lakeside area. There&#39;s even a working farm on the estate with a herd of rare Kerry cows.

More About the Farmleigh House

In the heart of Dublin you can find the stunning Farmleigh House and Estate, a place where history and natural beauty coexist. Visitors can expect to explore 78 acres of gardens, lakes, and woodlands once visited by Queen Victoria and Princess Grace of Monaco.

Whether you are a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor, Farmleigh House and Estate is a must-see attraction when visiting Dublin. Thanks to <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/comparison" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Go City&reg; Dublin</a>, adventure awaits those who want to experience everything this estate has to offer while enjoying incredible savings. From guided tours to picnicking and everything in between, the Dublin Pass unlocks access to over 40+ Dublin attractions, including Farmleigh House and Estate.&nbsp;

Did you know

<ul>
	<li>In 1873, Farmleigh House was&nbsp;purchased by Edward Guinness who commissioned many of its features.</li>
	<li>Notable visitors include the Chinese Prime Minister, Queen Elizabeth II, and the King of Malaysia.</li>
	<li>Farmleigh was opened to the public in July 2001.</li>
</ul>

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Visit Castletown House with &nbsp;Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Look round this beautiful 18th-century estate</li>
	<li>Tour the extensive grounds complete with meadows, waterways and Gothic architecture</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out</li>
</ul>

Castletown house is currently closed, until further notice.

Designed by Italian architect, Galilei and Irish architect Lovett Pearce, this is one of Ireland&#39;s most impressive buildings and a must-see&nbsp;if you appreciate a bit of history and culture.

An architectural gem, Castletown House is&nbsp;built in the Italianate Palace style, with lavish and extraordinary interior decoration,&nbsp;including a&nbsp;double height entrance hall&nbsp;with extraordinary plasterwork by the renowned stuccodore Filippo Lafranchini. Lady Louisa&rsquo;s exquisite Long Gallery, with its breath-taking Venetian chandeliers and wall decorations, was inspired by publications on the excavations at Pompeii and Herculaneum, as well as Raphael&rsquo;s designs for the Vatican.&nbsp;There&#39;s&nbsp;a stunning collection of Irish and European furniture throughout the house, plus an extensive range of artworks.&nbsp;

Once you&#39;ve finished wandering round the interiors, take a stroll through the&nbsp;120 acres of restored&nbsp;18th-century parkland complete with meadows, waterways, a classical temple and Gothic lodge.

Did you know

<ul>
	<li>Castletown House is Ireland&rsquo;s first and largest Palladian style house</li>
	<li>William Conolly, for whom the house was made, started off in humble beginnings, as the son of a local innkeeper, who then rose to be one of the wealthiest and powerful men in Ireland</li>
	<li>Despite many vandalisms of the house when it fell to disrepair after the sale of the house in the 1960s, the original chimney pieces remain</li>
</ul>

Things to see

Entrance hall

One of the finest areas in Castletown, the entrance hall is breath-taking in its style. Two storeys tall, the hall immediately evokes the grandeur present throughout the house. Despite its role as the central atrium of the house, it was filled with furniture and was later used as a reception room thanks to the impressive first impression it gave with its polished chequered limestone floor and marble fireplace.

William Conolly&rsquo;s state bedroom

Based on the French style at the Palace of Versailles, Conolly wanted his bedroom suites designed for both repose and entertainment with a series of interconnecting rooms allowing him to receive guests as well as retire in private. Although the room was turned into a library in the 19th century, it has since been restored to its original use. Visitors will be able to see 18th-century Venetian chairs as well as a Flemish 17th-century rosewood cabinet.

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Guided Tour of Castletown House

Ireland’s first and finest Palladian style house built in the 1720s for William Conolly, Speaker of the Irish House of Commons.

Emerald green hills and dramatic cliffs - Ireland&#39;s picturesque coastline is not to be missed!

Enjoy the Big Bus Dublin Coastal Tour with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no fees on the day - all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>Return transport to the beautiful village&nbsp;of Howth.</li>
	<li>Includes an hour-long guided walking tour.</li>
	<li>75-minutes of free time to explore the coast.</li>
</ul>

Hop aboard this Big Bus tour, and enjoy Ireland&#39;s stunning coastal scenery as you travel to one of the country&#39;s prettiest villages.&nbsp;Howth has charm in spades, making it a lovely spot to spend an afternoon with an ice cream in hand.&nbsp; Its history is speckled with stories of Vikings and Normans, many of which you&#39;ll learn about with this tour&#39;s guided walk.

Upon arriving in Howth, you&#39;ll spend an hour exploring the wild headlands overlooking the dramatic Dublin Bay, with your driver as your guide. You&#39;ll visit the best vantage points where you can look out for gannets, seals, puffins and other wildlife.&nbsp;

You&#39;ll then have time to enjoy the pretty village of Howth. Take a stroll along the pier, and perhaps visit one of the local restaurants to try some of the best seafood in the area.&nbsp;

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Enjoy&nbsp;The Big Bus Dublin Night Tour (called Winter Lights Tour from Nov to Mar) with Go City&reg; 

<ul>
	<li>One-hour tour of Dublin sights.</li>
	<li>Live English commentary on the route.</li>
</ul>

Get a 360&deg; tour experience from the top of a bus and get great shots of the city as the night lights of the capital illuminate the evening.

What to expect on your Big Bus Night (Winter Lights) Tour in Dublin

Dublin is a city that truly comes alive at night, so what better way to experience what the city has to offer in the evening than a panoramic Big Bus tour? Whether you&#39;re a seasoned traveller or a first-time visitor to the Irish capital, this tour is the perfect way to see Dublin in a whole new way to see the city. With 40+ attractions included on the Go City&reg; digital pass, you&#39;ll have plenty of opportunities to discover all that Dublin has to offer, from its historic landmarks to its spectacular bars and restaurants. So why not climb aboard and see for yourself why the Big Bus night tour Dublin is a must-do!

With your live tour guide, you&#39;ll get a new overview of the city with a unique route and historical night-time stories of Dublin&#39;s top sights.&nbsp;

Hear more about Temple Bar, Docklands and Dublin&#39;s oldest pub, The Brazen Head, as you cruise past and soak up the evening atmosphere. You&#39;ll also get to learn more about prominent Irish figures as you listen to tales of James Joyce, Oscar Wild and Bono along the way.&nbsp;

Whether you&#39;re looking for one last thing to do before bed or just kicking off a night on the town a&nbsp;Big Bus Dublin Night Tour is the perfect way to get a new perspective of the city.&nbsp;

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Check out the Dublin sights in twinkling twilight lights with this panoramic tour of Ireland's capital.

Dine out at Zampas in the Hard Rock Hotel Dublin with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Your pass includes&nbsp;a two-course lunch in the smart Zampas Dublin restaurant at the Hard Rock Hotel.</li>
	<li>Lookout for the QR code on your menu, for free access to the Rock and Stroll walking tour of the city.</li>
	<li>Your pass also includes dozens more <a href="https://gocity.com/en/dublin/attractions">top Dublin attractions.</a></li>
</ul>

With a Peruvian menu as colorful as its cool neon lights and vibrant ceiling mural, Zampas at the Hard Rock Hotel is a top spot for lunch.

Enjoy the Feast at Zampas Dublin

Tuck into two courses from the Explorer menu, with dishes that include the likes of zingy chimichurri chicken wings, tacos and ceviche. You can choose to have either a starter or dessert with your main.

The Hard Rock Hotel group is famed for its collection of music memorabilia, and this Dublin outpost is no exception. We&rsquo;re talking Justin Timberlake&rsquo;s jacket, Beyonc&eacute;&rsquo;s t-shirt and Bob Dylan&rsquo;s harmonica. And that&rsquo;s just for starters! Have a browse then walk off your lunch on a self-guided &lsquo;rock and stroll&rsquo; tour of Dublin&rsquo;s legendary rock hotspots, with plaques marking the tiny bars, caf&eacute;s and music venues where the likes of Bob Geldof, Sin&eacute;ad O&rsquo;Connor and U2 kickstarted their careers. Book your<a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/comparison" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> Dublin Pass</a> today!

Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Dublin. Your pass includes lunch at Zampas, plus admission to dozens of top attractions.&nbsp;

Enjoy a Free two-course lunch in Zampas restaurant at the legendary Hard Rock Hotel Dublin. Included with you Dublin Pass from Go City®.

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Zampas at the Hard Rock Hotel Dublin

Add a little rock’n’roll to your lunchtime with two courses in Zampas at Dublin’s Hard Rock Hotel.

Visit&nbsp;Roe &amp; Co Distillery with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>40-minute cocktail-making experience.</li>
	<li>One whiskey cocktail of your choice is&nbsp;included with your pass.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Learn from the best with Roe &amp; Co Distillery&#39;s Flavours Workshop, as you discover how to blend ingredients and create the perfect balance of flavor.&nbsp;

Roe &amp; Co is a new and exciting blend, named in memory of George Roe a pioneer from the golden age of Irish whiskey now largely lost in history. Based in Thomas Street Dublin, Roe &amp; Co is honoring the past of Irish whiskey as they become part of the new resurgence of interest and help to create a vibrant hub of brewing and distilling.&nbsp;

More About the Roe &amp; Co Distillery and Whiskey Brand

This recently opened distillery offers visitors the chance to learn about the rich history of Irish whiskey as well as taste the award-winning Roe &amp; Co whiskey. Whether you&#39;re a traveler or a local, a trip to this distillery is a great way to spend an afternoon. And with the Go City&reg; pass, you can explore even more of Dublin&#39;s top attractions at one low price. So why not add a visit to the Roe &amp; Co Distillery to your Dublin itinerary and discover the art of whiskey-making?

In the cocktail workshop, you&#39;ll find out about the Five Pillars of Flavor (sweet, sour, bitter, salty and umami), explore your own palate and discover the taste of your chosen flavor.&nbsp;

Whether you&#39;re a cocktail enthusiast, a budding bartender, or just want a lesson from the experts, the Roe &amp; Co Distillery Flavours Workshop has got you covered!

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Shake it up with a cocktail-making masterclass in the home of modern Irish whiskey.

Walk in the footsteps of Irish rock legends!&nbsp;

Enjoy the Irish Rock &#39;n Roll Museum Experience&nbsp;with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Discover&nbsp;the unheard stories of the iconic musicians who have passed through the studio halls</li>
	<li>Start your own band and experience being a rockstar</li>
	<li>Take a look at exclusive memorabilia from U2, Thin Lizzy and many more</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out</li>
</ul>

The Irish Rock &#39;n Roll Museum Experience tells the story of the Irish music scene and its impact on the world with a tour of a working music venue and&nbsp;recording facilities in Temple Bar. From iconic memorabilia from legends such as U2 and Thin Lizzy to rehearsal rooms where guests can rock out, it&#39;s the ultimate rock experience.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

See what real working rehearsal rooms and recording spaces are like, and walk in the footsteps of famous&nbsp;artists who have trod these hallways over the years. Start with a short film on Irish rock history, then head into the U2 room, where you&#39;ll be able to trace this iconic Irish band&#39;s journey.&nbsp;Finally, head to the live room where you can don some true rock &#39;n&#39; roll gear, grab a guitar and take to the mic! Don&#39;t forget to check out the sky-high wall of fame!

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Entry to The Irish Rock n Roll Museum Experience

Enjoy Food Tours in Dublin (walking) with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Try out a variety of Dublin street foods</li>
	<li>Five locations in which to sample local delights</li>
	<li>Learn a bit of the city&rsquo;s history and secrets from your knowledgeable guide</li>
	<li>Your&nbsp;pass gives you access to dozens more of the city&#39;s top attractions, so make sure to check them out!</li>
</ul>

&ldquo;To properly experience a culture one must first experience their cuisine.&rdquo;

How better to discover Ireland&rsquo;s capital than with a tour of the best foodie spots? This Dublin food tour led by an expert guide takes you to some of the coolest eateries in Dublin that are found off the tourist trail.&nbsp;

What to Expect on Your Dublin Food Tour

Dublin, Ireland is renowned for its gastronomic delights, and anyone visiting this lively city should definitely experience a classic food tour. Fortunately, there are several reliable food tours in Dublin to choose from, including this one provided by Go City&reg;. With this tours, you get to taste the mouthwatering dishes that have put Ireland on the culinary map, as well as discover the rich cultural heritage of Dublin&#39;s food scene. So, if you are planning on exploring this amazing city why not sample some delicious traditional Irish cuisine. Sign up with Go City&reg; and take advantage of incredible savings while exploring over 40 Dublin attractions on just one digital pass.

With group sizes of 30 maximum, you&rsquo;ll get the chance to mingle with the other visitors and learn from your guide. The focus is on street food and what is enjoyed day-to-day by locals, so you are guaranteed and uniquely authentic experience.

Make sure to come along hungry, as you will be stopping off for five delicious street eats along the way and at least one of the stops will be a dessert stop - yummy!

Please note: on this tour you purchase your own food. Your guide will make recommendations but ultimately the choice is yours. Visitors spend an average of &euro;20 on the tour.

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Food on Foot

Taste your way around the capital on this excellent food tour - the tastiest way to see Dublin!

Go on an epic journey of Ireland&rsquo;s drinks history with this fun and taste-filled experience.

Enjoy a Drinks On Foot walking tour in Dublin with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>Experience local brews that real Dubliners enjoy on this Drinks Tour</li>
	<li>Learn Irish history as you sip</li>
	<li>Step inside four traditional&nbsp;Dublin pubs off the tourist trail</li>
</ul>

Please note: this activity is only suitable for those above the age of 18.

Can you think of a better way to get acquainted with this fair city?&nbsp;We thought not.

This excellent tasting tour leads you away from the tourist trail to some places only the locals know. You&rsquo;ll travel through time sampling traditional Irish drinks along the way, all while enjoying a range of quintessentially Dublin pubs.

What To Expect on This Dublin <s>Food</s>&nbsp;Drinks Tour

Okay, so this isn&#39;t quite a Dublin Food Tour, as it is a Dublin Drink Tour! You will learn all there is to know behind Irish ale, cider, whiskey and stout in the heart of Dublin&rsquo;s fair city, quenching your thirst in four authentic locations.

Your guide will make recommendations but ultimately, what you sample is for you to decide.

Not only that, but your brilliant and knowledgeable guide will also let you in on a little history to drink in with your beverages. These stories, secrets, and rituals you&rsquo;ll hear about will set you up to become an expert on Ireland&rsquo;s most famous exports!

Please note: on this tour, you pay for your individual drinks. Customers average a total spend of around &euro;25.

Experience a Walking Drinks Tour with Go City® Dublin. Save on admission and visit more top attractions with one of our passes.

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Drinks on Foot

Embark on a murder mystery city walk and uncover the case of a suspicious disappearance... This is the most exciting way to discover the city of Dublin!

Take a self-guided Murder Mystery Tour with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>Enjoy this murder mystery game that sends you around the city in search of clues.</li>
	<li>No time limit, so you can explore at your leisure and see the sights such as Trinity College and the Irish Houses of Parliament.</li>
	<li>Groups of between 2-4 persons &ndash; work together as a team!</li>
</ul>

Please note: there is a minimum requirement of two persons/passes per tour.

This murder mystery is inspired by true events. As an investigator, it is your duty to solve this mysterious disappearance.

Along this murder mystery city walk, you must gather sufficient evidence and indict the right suspect to ensure the safety of Dublin&#39;s streets. It turns out that there are many possible suspects and the hunt to find the murderer is more challenging than expected...

You&#39;ll cover approximately 1 mile and it&#39;s expected to take around 2 hours to complete, but as this is a self-guided tour, you can complete the game at your leisure!

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The Murder by Temple Bar

Delve deep into Irish history at this magnificent riverside building.&nbsp;

Enjoy the Custom House in Dublin with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Get involved as you explore over 200 years of Irish history on a self-guided audio tour.</li>
	<li>Learn all about this monumental building and the history that unfolded around it.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Located right in the city center and standing magnificently on the edge of the Liffey, the Custom House Visitor Center is your go-to for all things Irish history.&nbsp;

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More About the Custom House in Dublin

Built and completed in 1791 after a ten-year construction period, this spectacular neo-classical building stood the test of time as the city grew around it.

A visit to this museum is a modern history lover&#39;s dream; the exhibitions delve into the building, burning and restoration of the Custom House, while also encompassing the history that was unfolding throughout its existence.

Explore the multi-sensory exhibit, with audio benches, visual displays and interactive screens as you&nbsp;learn all about Ireland&#39;s fight for independence: covering everything from the Act of Union to the War of Independence.

Dublin, the capital and largest city of Ireland, has many great attractions and sights to offer its visitors. For those looking for authentic experiences, Go City&reg; offers a great variety of attractions at one low price. Don&#39;t miss the iconic Custom House Dublin, which is a grand neoclassical building located on the north bank of River Liffey in Dublin&#39;s city center. The building&#39;s stunning architecture also makes it a popular spot for sightseeing and taking photographs.

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Custom House Visitor Centre Dublin | Go City®

Custom House Visitor Centre

With a collection of fascinating artefacts, including an original 1916 Proclamation,&nbsp;the National Print Museum is a must-see for history enthusiasts!

Take the&nbsp;National Print Museum&#39;s guided historical tour with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Your pass includes entry to the National Print Museum, as well as a guided tour.</li>
	<li>Print your own souvenir poster to take home!</li>
	<li>Getting in is easy - just show your pass at the entrance to join the tour.</li>
	<li>Your&nbsp;<a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dublin pass</a>&nbsp;also includes dozens more of top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.</li>
</ul>

About this experience

Discover the history and heritage of Ireland&#39;s printing press through the National Print Museum&#39;s extensive collection of historical prints, machinery and photography. With your pass, you can take a guided tour of the museum and learn how printing has evolved over the centuries. This fun, factual and interactive tour also gives you the chance to compose your name in print and print your own souvenir poster to take home!

As well as a huge collection of printing blocks, books, pamphlets, and periodicals, the museum is also home to a rare original copy of the famous&nbsp;1916 Proclamation. This important document announced Ireland&#39;s independence from the&nbsp;United Kingdom&nbsp;during the Easter Rising and is undoubtedly one of the most important pieces of print in Ireland&#39;s history.

After the tour, you can also check out the museum&#39;s temporary exhibition. Past displays include deep dives into literature, important historical milestones and political prints. You can check out what&#39;s on now on the <a href="https://www.nationalprintmuseum.ie/event-calendar/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">National Print Museum&#39;s website</a>.&nbsp;

Why choose Go City&reg;?&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Our customers can save&nbsp;on their sightseeing&nbsp;vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li>
	<li>Our app makes sightseeing easy &ndash; your pass, plus&nbsp;all the info you&rsquo;ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, the National Print Museum&nbsp;Tour&#39;s admission fee is included with your pass.</li>
</ul>

Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Dublin. Your pass includes National Print Museum &ndash; Guided Historical Tour&nbsp;tickets, plus admission to dozens more top&nbsp;<a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dublin attractions</a>.

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National Print Museum

A stunning stone tower holding antique furnishings and set within huge, magnificent grounds

Enjoy Free Entry to Malahide Castle &amp; Gardens in Dublin with&nbsp;Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Access to the Dublin Malahide Castle that has history spanning 800 years</li>
	<li>Learn about how the castle played an interesting part in Irish&nbsp;social and political life</li>
	<li>Explore the vast grounds including a butterfly house and walled gardens</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more attractions in Dublin, so don&#39;t forget to check them out</li>
</ul>

Visitors interested in Dublin&rsquo;s rich history should visit Malahide Castle &amp; Gardens, a magnificent 12th Century Castle located along the beautiful north Dublin coast, close to the picturesque seaside village of Malahide. Furnished with period furniture and an extensive collection of Irish portraits, you can take part in a guided tour through the many rooms and learn about his historic building. Don&rsquo;t leave before you&rsquo;ve walked around the beautiful Walled Gardens, either!

Malahide Castle and Garden Highlights:

<ul>
	<li>12th-century castle with period furniture</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>4 acre walled garden with exotic plants</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>Irish portraits from the National Gallery of Ireland</li>
</ul>

Did you know

<ul>
	<li>Malahide Castle played a central role in Medieval Irish history and has survived the Battle of the Boyne and the Penal Laws</li>
	<li>Malahide Castle was built by the Talbot family &ndash; whose name is first thought to be recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086</li>
</ul>

What You Can Expect to See at Malahide Castle in Dublin

Castle Rooms Tour

The four main rooms open to the public are the Oak Room, which is paneled in wood with carved panels depicting scenes from the scriptures, including Adam and Eve, the Temptation and the Expulsion; as well as the Small and Great Drawing Rooms which are considered some of the finest examples of mid-Georgian rooms in Ireland, featuring the transitional character rococo to neoclassical. The Great Hall is the fourth impressive room which was refashioned around 1825 and includes period joinery and fireplaces, with a frieze of carvings dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries.

Exhibition

Learn about the Talbot family from their English aristocratic origins to their involvement in some of Ireland&rsquo;s key historic events. From the ghosts they&rsquo;ve left behind, to their role in the Battle of the Boyne in the 17th century, you can discover their timeline through this engaging and interactive exhibition to accompany their main achievement &ndash; Malahide Castle.

Walled Garden

The Walled Garden is included free with the Go City&reg; Pass so gardening enthusiasts can enjoy a walk among the 4 acres of manicured lawns and flower beds. Divided into different areas, visitors can also see the seven greenhouses including the Primula house to the Victorian Conservatory.

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Entry to Malahide Castle & Gardens

Take a step into a world in miniature inside this beautiful craftsman&rsquo;s museum dedicated to model trains

Visit the Casino Model Railway Museum with&nbsp;Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Get up close to the famous collection created by renowned craftsmen, Cyril Fry</li>
	<li>Housed in a beautiful thatched cottage in the very heart of Malahide Village</li>
	<li>Explore at your leisure on this self-guided tour</li>
	<li>Your pass gives you access to dozens more of the city&#39;s top attractions, so make sure to check them out!</li>
</ul>

The Casino Model Railway Museum offers a close-up look at the exquisite workmanship of Cyril Fry&rsquo;s hand-crafted models. Step inside to see stunning interactive displays that give provide all there is to know about Irish rolling stock and the history of the Irish railways.

The Casino Model Railway Museum- What to Expect

Railway buffs will adore this extraordinary model collection housed in the beautifully restored Casino cottage in the heart of Malahide village. Known as one of the finest thatched cottages in Ireland, Casino has been a landmark in the picturesque village for over 200 years.

The extensive collection of miniature locomotives are beautifully displayed throughout the museum experience - some in pretty scenery, some moving along tracks between different landscapes, and some of the oldest and most delicate pieces are preserved behind the safety of glass cabinets.

This is guaranteed to be a fascinating day out for young and old alike, and one of the most unique experiences to have in the beautiful Dublin suburb of Malahide.

Casino Model Railway Museum FAQs

Q. What&#39;s the main attraction at The Casino Model Railway Museum? 
A. The museum&#39;s centerpiece is a fully operational model railway that showcases intricate details and craftsmanship.

Q. Is the museum kid-friendly? 
A. Absolutely, the museum offers interactive exhibits that are fun for children of almost all ages.

Q. Can I take photos or videos inside the museum? 
A. Yes, photography and videography are generally allowed, but it&#39;s always good to check for any specific restrictions.

Q. Is there parking available? 
A. The museum has a dedicated parking area, but it can get booked quickly during busy times.

Q. Do they have any special events or workshops? 
A. The museum regularly hosts events like model train shows and workshops, so it&#39;s a good idea to check their calendar for upcoming activities.

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Step inside an 18th-century architectural marvel on this guided tour of the splendid Casino Marino.

Enjoy a guided tour of Casino Marino with Go City&reg;&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Your pass includes a guided visit to Dublin&rsquo;s historic Casino Marino.</li>
	<li>Just pitch up at reception with your pass and you&rsquo;re good to go.</li>
	<li>Your <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us" rel="nofollow">Dublin pass</a> includes stacks more top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

About this experience&nbsp;

Don&rsquo;t be fooled by Casino Marino&rsquo;s compact exterior; it&rsquo;s just the first of many tricks this 18th-century pleasure house has up its sleeve. In fact, this Tardis-like building conceals a mind-boggling 16 rooms across three floors, including kitchens, servants&rsquo; rooms and a state bedroom.

Designed by William Chambers for James Caulfeild, 1st Earl of Charlemont, in the mid-18th Century, Casino Marino is a gem of neo-classical architecture. There&rsquo;s a chance to admire the building&rsquo;s decorative stonework, soaring columns and stone lions before stepping into the entrance hall with its polished wooden floors, grand marble fireplace and imposing portrait of Caulfeild.&nbsp;

Each of the rooms around the house is decorated in a similarly elegant style. You&rsquo;ll visit the State Bedroom with its Greek columns and gilded cornicing, the Blue Salon with its beautiful inlaid marquetry floor, and the Zodiac Room, which features astrological symbols around the base of its extraordinary domed ceiling.

The casino is set in beautiful grounds with a lake, which pass holders can explore at leisure before or after the tour.

Why choose Go City&reg;?&nbsp;&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Customers save money on sightseeing with our pass vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li>
	<li>Our app makes sightseeing easy &ndash; your pass, plus all the info you&rsquo;ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
	<li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, this guided tour of Casino Marino is included with your pass.</li>
</ul>

Casino Marino highlights

A neo-classical masterpiece &ndash;&nbsp;once the pleasure house of James Caulfeild, the 1st Earl of Charlemont, Casino Marino is one of the finest examples of neo-classical architecture in Europe; this guided tour unlocks its rich history.

Blue Salon &ndash; admire the inlaid marquetry floor depicting the Star of David, and stucco ceiling decorations in this blue-hued lounge room.

Zodiac Room &ndash; the domed ceiling in this room represents the sky and has astrological symbols modeled around its base.

Casino grounds &ndash;&nbsp;stroll the pleasant grounds and admire the Casino&rsquo;s exterior from several vantage points.

Casino Marino facts

<ul>
	<li>The casino was designed for James Caulfeild by his friend, the Scottish architect William Chambers, and completed in 1775.</li>
	<li>There are 16 rooms across Casino Marino&rsquo;s three floors &ndash;&nbsp;pretty impressive given it measures just 50 square feet to its outer columns.</li>
	<li>A tunnel once connected Casino Marino to its larger sibling Marino House, which was demolished in 1920.</li>
	<li>Four of the building&#39;s columns are hollow to allow rainwater to drain from the roof, and the chimney pots are Roman funerary urns.</li>
</ul>

Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Dublin. Your pass includes the Casino Marino tour, plus admission to dozens more top <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" rel="nofollow">Dublin attractions.</a>

Visit the 18th-century pleasure house once owned by the 1st Earl of Charlemont: the architectural marvel that is Casino Marino.

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Casino Marino

Discover over 300 years of family history on this guided tour around this Georgian period stately home.

Take a tour of&nbsp;Newbridge House and Farm&nbsp;with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Explore the incredible art and original furnishings from the 18th Century</li>
	<li>Enjoy the stories of the house from an experienced guide</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out</li>
</ul>

Newbridge House and its inhabitants have played a vital role in the local area for centuries. Follow an expert tour guide to learn about three centuries of Irish history, taking in the unrivalled artwork collections and original furnishings of this elegant home.

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More About Newbridge Farm near Dublin

Attention all travelers and visitors of Dublin, Ireland! The Newbridge Farm is located just a short drive outside of Dublin in the town of Newbridge. Here, you&#39;ll find acres of rolling green hills, a beautiful working farm, and even a museum showcasing beautiful artwork and furniture. Don&#39;t miss out on the opportunity to experience the beauty of Newbridge Farm and all that Dublin has to offer with the Go City&reg; Dublin Pass!

Built to the bespoke requirements of James Gibbs in 1747, Newbridge House stands as a graceful example of Georgian architecture. Since Gibbs&#39;s tenure, the house has passed from generation to generation of the Cobbe family.

Your tour also includes a look around Newbridge Farm - one of the few examples of a traditional working farm open to visitors. Stop by and say hello to the farm&rsquo;s Shetland ponies, chicks and bunnies on this fascinating guided tour.

&nbsp;

Newbridge Farm &amp; House FAQs

Q. Is Newbridge House and Farm family-friendly? 
A. Absolutely, Newbridge House and Farm is a made for folks of all ages, offering something for everyone from interactive farm experiences to historical house tours.

Q. Are there any picnic areas at Newbridge Farm? 
A. Of course, there are dedicated picnic areas where visitors can relax and enjoy a meal amidst natural surroundings.

Q. Can I bring my dog to Newbridge Farm? 
A. Sorry, but pets aren&#39;t allowed in most areas of the farm to keep the farm animals and visitors safe.

Q. What&#39;s so special about the Newbridge House? 
A. The Newbridge House is a time capsule, taking you back in time with its well-preserved 18th-century architecture and furnishings.

Q. Is there parking available? 
A. Yes, there&#39;s a parking lot, so you can easily bring your car and spend the day exploring.

Q. Are there any seasonal activities or events? 
A. You bet, Newbridge House and Farm often hosts seasonal events like Easter egg hunts and Halloween festivals, making each visit unique.

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Entry to Newbridge House

A unique experience in the beautiful seaside town of Skerries.

Explore Skerries Mills with Cream Tea&nbsp;with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Get an insight into the world of milling and try your hand at grinding flour!</li>
	<li>Take a guided tour of some 16th-century mills.</li>
	<li>Includes a scone with tea or coffee.</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out.</li>
</ul>

An award-winning restoration of 16th-century windmills, Skerries Mills is quite a sight. Delve into&nbsp;more than 500 years of&nbsp;industrial history and get stuck in with an&nbsp;interactive tour. Don&#39;t miss out on the windmills in Skerries as well!

More About Skerries Mills

The Great Windmill

The Windmill in Skerries called the &#39;five sail&#39; is a product of its times and is reflective of the popular tower mill style of the 18th and 19th centuries. Skerries&rsquo; Great Mill is a five sail mill and measures 49 feet high and is home to a wide range of machinery from sieves, shakers and blowers, as well as grinding stones and a sack-hoist.

The Small Windmill

The older of the two, this small windmill was built on the site of a prehistoric fort and is at the summit of Skerries town. Visitors can go inside and can witness the inner mechanics working as the sails power the grinding stones turning grains into flour.

Guided tour

Learn about the old flour grinding mills and see the water wheel in action through this guided tour of Skerries mills. It&rsquo;ll open your eyes to the traditional industry of milling &ndash; and you can even try your hand it at, too! You&rsquo;ll be taken right inside the heart of the mills and to the top of the 4 Sail Windmill and 5 Sail Windmills, and the tour will walk you over the crop field to take in breath-taking views over the coastline to top it all off.

Cream Tea

There&rsquo;s nothing more traditional than an Irish scone. Enjoy one of a selection of freshly baked scones, using flour milled on site, with a cup of tea or a barista coffee in the on-site caf&eacute;.

Skerries Mills facts

<ul>
	<li>Skerries means &#39;the rocks&#39; in Gaelic, which probably has to do with its rugged coastline as a seaside village</li>
	<li>Skerries was originally a fishing port, but also a major centre for hand embroidery</li>
	<li>Windmills have been in use since 2000 BC, first developed in Persia and China. The Windmills in Skerries are a sight to behold.</li>
</ul>

Visit Skerries Mills with Go City®. Enjoy the history and the windmills at Skerries as well. Save on admission to 40+ Dublin attractions.

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Skerries Mills with Cream Tea

Discover gorgeous gardens and equine tradition at this unique attraction that&#39;s just an hour&#39;s drive from Dublin.

Visit the&nbsp;Irish National Stud &amp; Gardens with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no entry&nbsp;fees&nbsp;on the day - all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>Meet retired horseracing stars like Hurricane Fly, plus many more household&nbsp;names.</li>
	<li>Explore the beauty of the Japanese Garden&nbsp;and St Fiachra&#39;s Garden.</li>
	<li>Enjoy the award-winning Interactive Irish Racehorse Experience.</li>
</ul>

Located in the heart of Ireland&#39;s true thoroughbred county, the Irish National Stud &amp; Gardens boasts stunning natural scenery and also offers a fascinating look at Ireland&#39;s horseracing tradition.

Orignally owned by the famed breeder Colonel William Hall Walker,&nbsp;the farm and its stock was gifted to the Crown and became The National Stud under the leadership of Sir Henry Greer in 1915. It was eventually taken over by the newly formed Irish Government in 1943. With a legacy of producing winning horses, the Stud is a must-see for racing enthusiasts.

What to Expect at the Irish National Stud &amp; Gardens

As well as meeting some winning stallions, you can learn about the rich history and tradition of Irish horseracing at the Interactive Irish Racehorse Experience. You&#39;ll learn all about these impressive thoroughbreds and how the sport grew in popularity throughout Ireland. The experience brings it all to life, allowing you to go behind-the-scenes at top trainer Jessica Harrington&rsquo;s yard, where you can train your racehorse and choose your unique racing colors, and then enjoy the excitment of the race track and test your skills in the commentary box.

The Wonderful Japanese Garden at the Irish National Stud

This attraction is also home to one of the finest Japanese Gardens in Europe as well as&nbsp;St. Fiachra&rsquo;s Garden, which was designed in 1999 by award-winning landscape architect Professor Martin Hallinan to commemorate St. Fiachra, the patron saint of gardeners. The garden is inspired by Ireland&rsquo;s monastic movement in the 6th and 7th centuries. Wander through these tranquil gardens and immerse yourself in their beauty.

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Irish National Stud & Gardens

Head for the hills of the Wicklow mountains and enjoy a real taste of authentic Irish whiskey in the stunning Irish countryside.&nbsp;

Visit the Powerscourt Whiskey Distillery Tour with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Your&nbsp;<a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dublin pass</a>&nbsp;also includes dozens more of top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.</li>
	<li>Your pass includes a one-hour tour of the distillery and&nbsp;three samples of Irish whiskey.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Discover the Powerscourt Estate, one of the world&#39;s most beautiful distillery locations, as you go on a journey through the boom and bust history of Irish whiskey production. Located less than an hour from Dublin!

More About the Powerscourt Distillery near Dublin

Nestled in the heart of the ancient Irish territory of Fercullen, surrounded by the rugged beauty of the Wicklow mountains, you&#39;ll find one of Ireland&#39;s last operational distilleries to still have a maturation warehouse on-site.

Hear about the art of whiskey distilling and maturation first-hand and taste it in the perfect rural setting as you go on an expertly guided tour of the Powerscourt Distillery featuring the maturation house, tasting rooms, and especially chosen food pairings.&nbsp;

Why choose Go City&reg;?&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Our customers can save&nbsp;on their sightseeing&nbsp;vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li>
	<li>Our app makes sightseeing easy &ndash; your pass, plus&nbsp;all the info you&rsquo;ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, the Powerscourt Whiskey Distillery Tour&nbsp;tickets&nbsp;admission fee is included with your pass.</li>
</ul>

Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Dublin. Your pass includes Powerscourt Whiskey Distillery Tour&nbsp;tickets, plus admission to dozens more top&nbsp;<a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/products/all-inclusive/attractions" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dublin attractions</a>.

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Powerscourt Whiskey Distillery Tour

Visit Airfield Estate&nbsp;with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Your pass gives you access to Dublin&#39;s only working farm and gardens.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Watch everyday life on&nbsp;the farm, from egg collection to the&nbsp;milking of Jersey cows.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Wander through the ornamental and greenhouse gardens</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out</li>
</ul>

A 15-minute drive from the capital and at the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, Airfield Estate in Dundrum is a working dairy farm complete with woodlands, a vineyard and&nbsp;greenhouse gardens.&nbsp;From 1894 to 1993, it was the family home and working farm of the enterprising and generous Overend sisters, Letitia and Naomi, who left Airfield in 1994.

With a farm and dairy, food and ornamental gardens, caf&eacute; and heritage experience, Airfield is a wonderful opportunity to learn about food, farming, gardens, growing, history and heritage, in a natural and relaxed environment.

Overends&nbsp;caf&eacute;&nbsp;is a perfect place to enjoy a taste of Airfield on a plate with fresh seasonal vegetables, herbs, eggs, fruit, dairy produce and meat from the farm.

There are a range of activities that take place across the farm so be sure to check them out during your visit!&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>10AM: egg collection</li>
	<li>10.30AM: milking of the Jersey herd</li>
	<li>12PM and 2PM: heritage tours</li>
	<li>3.30PM: organic food garden tour</li>
</ul>

Woodlands and farmyard

Airfield&#39;s wide variety of farmyard animals includes sheep, pigs, chickens and donkeys, as well as laying hens, whose eggs are collected daily at 10AM for use in the Airfield restaurant.

For a true farming experience, visitors can watch the herd of Jersey cows being milked daily at 10.30AM before exploring the dairy parlor.

Gardens

There are three themed gardens at Airfield; the Ornamental Gardens which are landscaped with exotic flowers, a walled garden and a tea garden, too &ndash; the perfect place for a sunny afternoon. There&rsquo;s also the Greenhouse Garden which is great for teaching the kids all about the different types of plants before exploring the New Food Garden to inspire home-grown food and gardening of fresh fruit and vegetables.

Airfield Estate facts

<ul>
	<li>Overend family bought the land and farm in 1894 and were heavily involved in charitable events from the outset</li>
	<li>The Overends were the first to provide pasteurized milk to the &ldquo;clean milk&rdquo; families in the turn of the century</li>
	<li>During the war,&nbsp;Airfield extended its food production to help combat food poverty</li>
</ul>

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Enjoy a tour of this state-of-the-art craft Irish whiskey distillery.

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	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day, all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
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This guided tour of a working distillery is a must for whiskey connoisseurs&nbsp;and novices alike. As well as getting an in-depth look at the&nbsp;Irish whiskey distilling process, you&#39;ll also have the chance to sample some of the distillery&#39;s award-winning whiskeys.&nbsp;

Lead by one of the distillery&#39;s experienced team, you&#39;ll see how they manage to produce 700,000 litres of whiskey annually. You&#39;ll also learn all about the history of The Liberties - the storied and often riotous location of this distillery. The whiskey produced here is rich in character, tradition and rebellion, which is directly inspired by the stories of this area of the city.

As well as enjoying this fascinating tour, you&#39;ll get to take part in a tutored whiskey tasting, featuring The Dubliner Blend and a 5 YO Oak Devil Single Malt.

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Once the private library of the American mining magnate, this museum is known for its world-class collection of artifacts from all over the world

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<ul>
	<li>With your pass, you&#39;ll receive a complimentary Chester Beatty publication or a set of greeting cards worth &euro;4.</li>
	<li>Explore a plethora of pieces from Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia.</li>
	<li>Take a look at&nbsp;temporary displays and an&nbsp;intercultural learning program.</li>
</ul>

The Chester Beatty Library and Museum is the work and culmination of a private collector, Sir Alfred Chester Beatty. It&rsquo;s a diverse collection of historic artifacts, brought together in the mid-1900s, dating back to 2700BC to the present day. The priceless artifacts come from across the globe including Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, and Europe into a fascinating assortment of cultural progression.

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What You Can Expect to See at The Chester Beatty Library

If you&#39;re a traveler or visitor to Dublin, you won&#39;t want to miss the Chester Beatty Library and Museum. With the <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/comparison" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Go City&reg; Dublin&nbsp;Pass</a>, you can explore over 40 of Dublin&#39;s top attractions, including this fascinating museum. The Chester Beatty Library and Museum is a unique collection of art and artifacts from cultures all around the world. Its collection includes rare manuscripts, prints, and paintings that go back thousands of years. Whether you&#39;re interested in ancient Egyptian papyrus, detailed Persian miniatures, or delicate Chinese snuff bottles, there&#39;s something here for everyone. So why not add the Chester Beatty Library and Museum to your itinerary and discover the wonders of Dublin with Go City&reg;?

Chester Beatty Library Highlights:

<ul>
	<li>Egyptian papyrus texts</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>Illuminated copies of the Qur&#39;an and the Bible</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>European Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts</li>
</ul>

Did you know

- The Chester Beatty Museum offers one of the finest collections of manuscripts and books from a private 20th-century collector

- The collection is the only museum in Ireland to have won &#39;European Museum of the Year&#39;

- Sir Alfred Chester Beatty was originally a mining magnate and millionaire, nicknamed the &lsquo;King of Copper&rsquo;

Things to see at the Chester Beatty Library &amp; Museum:

Islamic Collection 
Arguably one of the finest collections of its kind in the world, the Islamic manuscripts in this museum date from the eighth century to the early 20th century. The historic artifacts mainly come from Iran, Turkey and India and make up some of the highest quality and best preserved in the world, detailing the Islamic Qu&rsquo;ran, calligraphy, illumination and miniature painting. The collection is divided into five subsections where visitors can delve deeper into the rich culture of the Islamic world.

Western Collection 
This fascinating exhibition contains Ancient Egyptian papyri, manuscripts and rolls dating back to Pharaonic, Greco-Roman, and Coptic Egypt. The collection also documents the history of bookmaking and how manuscripts have evolved over time, looking at Byzantine, Slavonic and Ethiopian examples, among others. It also displays an exquisite collection of 35,000 Europen prints and drawings dating to the 18th and 19th centuries.

East Asian Collection 
Learn about the East Asian cultures of China, Japan and Mongolia through Chester Beatty&rsquo;s diverse assortment of manuscripts, art and prints. The Japanese picture books are of particular noteworthiness, made even more valuable now because of their increased popularity and study.

Click here to see the <a href="https://chesterbeatty.ie/exhibitions/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">current exhibitions</a> at Chester Beatty.

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Peruse this grand collection of artworks spanning the 14th-20th centuries with a focus on European masterpieces

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	<li>With your pass, you&#39;ll receive complimentary admissions to the museum&#39;s temporary exhibitions worth &euro;15.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>A complimentary guidebook for passholders if no exhibitions are available.</li>
	<li>Get a look at stunning paintings by a host of old masters.</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more attractions in Dublin, so don&#39;t forget to check them out.</li>
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Go City&reg;&nbsp;pass holders can enjoy free entry to temporary exhibitions, and when no exhibitions are available, visitors will receive a free National Gallery of Ireland Guidebook worth &euro;9.95&nbsp;from the gallery shop.&nbsp;

The National Gallery of Ireland collection contains over 15,000 artworks, representing every major European School of painting through watercolors, drawings, prints and sculpture. With works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Caravaggio and Goya, the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin also houses a renowned collection of Irish paintings dating from the 17th century to the 20th centuries, including works by Jack B. Yeats.

National Gallery of Ireland

The National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin offers a collection of art that spans across many genres and time periods. From the classics of European art to more contemporary Irish works, there&#39;s a mix of everything, no matter your taste. You&#39;ll find gems like Caravaggio&#39;s &quot;The Taking of Christ&quot; and works by Jack B. Yeats, showcasing the diversity in art the gallery has collected over the years.

What Sets National Gallery in Dublin Apart

One thing that makes the National Gallery in Dublin quite unique is their commitment to education and community engagement. They don&#39;t just provide a haven for art, but they have workshops, free tours, and even interactive exhibits aimed at making art accessible to everyone. So, whether you&#39;re an art lover or someone who doesn&#39;t know much about it at all, the gallery offers an enriching experience for all.

Did you know:

<ul>
	<li>Founder of the gallery, William Dargan, built the first railway in Ireland</li>
	<li>Nathaniel Hone&rsquo;s &lsquo;The Conjuror&rsquo; was the subject of the first-ever one-man show in the British Isles</li>
	<li>Rembrandt opened his own studio when he was just 19!</li>
</ul>

Exhibitions:

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	<li>With your pass, you&#39;ll receive complimentary admission to the museum&#39;s paid exhibitions, worth &euro;8.</li>
	<li>You&#39;ll receive an exclusive 10% discount in the IMMA Shop.</li>
	<li>Enjoy the beautiful&nbsp;architecture and formal gardens.</li>
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Please note: if no paid exhibitions are running, you can still pick up a tote bag for free with your pass.

When you&#39;re in Dublin, the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) is a must-see. It&#39;s not just a building filled with paintings; it&#39;s a whole experience. Located in a 17th-century hospital, the museum is a lovely combination of the old and new. You get to see how artists today are pushing boundaries, as well as the classic art of past years.&nbsp;

Exhibits are always changing in the Dublin-based Museum of Modern Art. You&#39;re not just walking through rooms with exhibitions that have been there for decades. The IMMA always has something new to check out, whether it&#39;s digital art, sculptures, or even performance pieces.

Beyond the gallery space, enjoy the beautiful grounds which include an impressive cobblestone courtyard and stunning formal gardens. A visit to IMMA can include time to discover and reflect in the galleries, explore the gardens, and relax in the caf&eacute;.

IMMA Highlights

<ul>
	<li>The full program of temporary exhibitions featuring Irish and International artists.</li>
	<li>The grounds include an early 18th-century formal garden and a sculptural garden trail.</li>
	<li>Wide range of unique gifts in the IMMA Shop.</li>
	<li>The caf&eacute; located in the beautiful Courtyard and Vaults.</li>
</ul>

Did you know...?

<ul>
	<li>The Royal Hospital Kilmainham is the oldest classical building in Ireland and is modeled on Les Invalides in Paris.</li>
	<li>The war horse &lsquo;Vonolel&rsquo; is buried in the formal gardens, he was decorated repeatedly by Queen Victoria as a war hero for his services in Afghanistan and other far-flung battlefields.</li>
</ul>

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IMMA Exhibition

IMMA is a dynamic Modern Art Museum, housed in the magnificent 17th Century Royal Hospital Kilmainham

Lose yourself in the lushness of Ireland&#39;s principal botanic garden, complete with beautiful glasshouses, manicured gardens, and an arboretum.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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	<li>With your pass, you&#39;ll receive a complimentary guidebook worth &euro;6.</li>
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The National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin is one of Dublin&#39;s most visited tourist attractions, with its exquisitely restored Victorian conservatories, its intricately planted herbaceous borders, and its large number of different plant species, it is the perfect day out for the whole family.

What to Expect at the Botanical Garden in Dublin

Located a short walk from Dublin city center you can leave the hustle and escape into an oasis of calm and tranquility. Visitors can have a relaxing day walking around the beautiful rose garden, the alpine yard, the pond area, the rock garden and arboretum plus experience Palm House and the Curvilinear Range&#39;s stunning exterior and interior. Seasonal events are also held at the gardens such as botanical art and photography exhibitions, flower shows plus lectures, tours and activities for kids, ideal for the whole family.

National Botanical Garden in Dublin Highlights

The Glasshouses

The gardens are home to a series of architecturally stunning glasshouses created by Richard Turner, that date back from 1843 to 1869. These Victorian masterpieces have become one of the most spoken about elements of the garden due to their architectural importance, each containing computer-controlled climates replicating the different environments around the world. The houses include the restored curvilinear range, the large Palm House, Alpine House and the complex for the succulents, tropical water plants and ferns.

Rose Garden

Head across the Tolka river and have a quiet and peaceful walk around the beautifully scented Rose Garden - the spectacular circular garden has been growing roses since 1795. While wandering you can also have a look for the armillary type sundial placed within the garden, it&#39;s a rose lover&#39;s haven.

Seasonal events

If you&#39;d like to get more interactive and involved in activities then there are great exhibitions, shows, tours and arts and crafts clubs that you and your family can take part in.

National Botanic Gardens cafeteria

Once you&#39;ve explored the gardens it will be time for some refreshments and a well earnt sit down, so sit back, relax and enjoy a nice cup of tea and some lunch.

Did you know

<ul>
	<li>The botanical gardens were founded in 1795 by the Dubin Society and are now in state ownership through the Office of Public Works.</li>
	<li>It holds a staggering 20,000 living plants and millions of dried plant specimens, including over 300 endangered plant species.</li>
	<li>It is one of the most visited attractions in Dublin</li>
	<li>Public lectures, activities for children plus art and crafts exhibitions are held at the gardens, making it a perfect day out for the whole family</li>
</ul>

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National Botanic Gardens

Get up close to ancient artifacts at this fascinating museum that documents archaeological development over two millennia

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<ul>
	<li>With your pass, you&#39;ll receive a complimentary guidebook worth &euro;6.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Entry to this fascinating museum, including access to temporary exhibitions.</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more attractions in Dublin, so don&#39;t forget to check them out!</li>
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Step back in time, way back to 7000 BC where you&rsquo;ll see fine examples of Celtic and Medieval art, from the Ardagh Chalice, the Tara Brooch and the Derrynaflan Hoard. These exquisitely curated collections are a must-see for anyone interested in history and the evolution of man and society from as far back as&nbsp;the Viking age.

Step Back in Time at the National Museum of Archaeology in Dublin

When you walk into the National Museum of Archaeology in Dublin, you get transported to a time in the past. You&#39;re immediately surrounded by Ireland&#39;s rich history, from ancient gold artifacts to Viking weapons. The museum&#39;s Gold Room is a real sight to see. It&#39;s holds the largest collection of prehistoric gold objects in Europe. You&#39;ll be surpised at the level of detail seen in the shiny treasures.

Discover Hidden Stories at the Archaeology Museum in Dublin

Ever wonder what life was like for the first people who lived in Ireland? The museum&#39;s Stone Age exhibit is a perfect representation of that time. You&#39;ll see tools made from flint and ancient pottery. But it&#39;s not all about the distant past. The museum also dives into more recent history like the Irish Civil War. They&#39;ve got original letters and diaries that people used to capture a difficult time. Don&#39;t miss out on this experience with the <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/comparison" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Go City&reg; Dublin Pass</a>.

Highlights

<ul>
	<li>Viking collection</li>
	<li>Stone Age collection</li>
	<li>Ancient Egyptian collection</li>
	<li>Post-medieval collection</li>
</ul>

Did you know

<ul>
	<li>The name &lsquo;Viking&rsquo; means pirate raid in the Old Norse language</li>
	<li>The oldest stone tool as evidence of the Stone Age dates back almost 3.4 million years old and was found in Ethiopia</li>
	<li>The Pyramid of Khufu at Giza is the largest Egyptian pyramid which weighs the equivalent of 16 Empire State Buildings!</li>
</ul>

Things to see

The Treasury

Take time at The Treasury, which features outstanding examples of Celtic and Medieval art, such as the famous Ardagh Chalice, the Tara Brooch and the Derrynaflan Hoard. Gaze in wonder at the finest collection of prehistoric gold artifacts in Europe, which is to found in &Oacute;r &ndash; Ireland&rsquo;s Gold.

Prehistoric to Post Medieval Ireland

Take a walk through Prehistoric Ireland and experience life at the time of the Vikings in Viking Age Ireland, how Ireland would have looked in the Stone Age and where the earliest settlements can be&nbsp;traced back to. Medieval Ireland, 1150-1550, documents life in Ireland in the age of cathedrals, monasteries and castles. The fascinating Kingship &amp; Sacrifice exhibition centers on a number of recently found bog bodies dating back to the Iron Age. All exhibitions are a fascinating opportunity to come face to face with your ancient ancestors.

Ancient Egypt exhibition

The majority of Egyptian artifacts were acquired from excavations carried out in Egypt between the 1890s and the 1920s and range in date from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages. The exhibition includes finds collected by Irish travelers such as Lady Harriet Kavanagh.

Among the most important objects exhibited are the gilt and painted cartonnage case of the mummy Tentdinebu dated to the 22nd Dynasty c. 945 - 716 BC; the mummy portraits of a woman and a young boy from Hawara dated to the first/second century AD; and a model of a wooden boat dated to the early 12th Dynasty c. 1900 BC. There is also a number of important stelae, tomb furniture, offering tables, jewelry and household equipment.

The National Museum&rsquo;s Egyptian collection comprises about three thousand objects including important stelae, tomb furniture, offering tables, jewelry, household equipment and more.

Ceramics &amp; Glass from Ancient Cyprus

This exhibition focuses on Cypriot artifacts in the collection of the National Museum of Ireland, many of which have never been exhibited before. Most of the pieces are ceramic and probably come from tombs uncovered in the 19th Century. The artifacts range in date from the Bronze Age, approximately 2500 BC, to the late Roman period, about 300 AD, and are arranged chronologically. The exhibition also includes five clay figurines on loan from the Cyprus Museum, Nicosia.

See the full list of exhibitions by visiting&nbsp;<a href="https://www.museum.ie/en-IE/Museums/Archaeology/Exhibitions" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">museum.ie</a>.

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This museum charts Ireland&#39;s economic, social, political and military progress through the ages 

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<ul>
	<li>With your pass, you&#39;ll receive a complimentary National Museum of Ireland Decorative Arts &amp; History Guidebook worth &euro;6.</li>
	<li>Browse the decorative arts collection encompassing&nbsp;silver, ceramics, jewellery and more.</li>
	<li>Work your way through the military exhibition, which showcases Ireland&#39;s revolutionary past.</li>
	<li>Your pass also gives you access to many more Dublin attractions, so be sure to check them out.</li>
</ul>

A former military barracks (Collins),&nbsp;this decorative arts and history collection is a cornerstone of the&nbsp;National Museum of Ireland, which is also home to&nbsp;extensive&nbsp;archaeology and natural history collections.&nbsp;

What You Can Expect to See at the National Museum of Ireland

If you&#39;re planning a visit to Dublin, be sure to check out the National Museum of Ireland. Located at the Collins Barracks Museum, this historic landmark is a must-visit for anyone interested in Irish history and culture. Whether you&#39;re traveling solo, with friends, or with family, the museum has something for people of all ages. Explore exhibitions that showcase the richness of Ireland&#39;s heritage, from prehistoric times to modern-day. Thanks to Go City&#39;s digital pass, you can enjoy incredible savings on entry fees to the National Museum of Dublin and other attractions throughout the city. So, don&#39;t wait! Pack your bags and <a href="https://gocity.com/dublin/en-us/comparison" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">explore wonderful Ireland with Go City&reg;</a>!

Artefacts at Collins Barracks range from silver, Asian art, ceramic and glassware pieces to weaponry, furniture, examples of folk-life and costume.&nbsp;The museum also puts on a year-round programme of workshops, talks and tours for all ages.

Highlights

<ul>
	<li>Irish Silver collection</li>
	<li>Soldiers and Chiefs exhibition</li>
	<li>The Way We Wore exhibition</li>
	<li>Proclaiming a Republic: The 1916 Rising&nbsp;exhibition</li>
</ul>

More About the Collins Barracks Museum

<ul>
	<li>Collins Barracks were originally called The Barracks, and was renamed in honour of Michael Collins, First Commander in Chief during the Irish War of Independence</li>
	<li>Collins Barracks were built in 1702 as military barracks and are the second oldest public building in Ireland (first being Royal Hospital Kilmainham, home to the Irish Museum of Modern Art)</li>
	<li>Theobald Wolfe Tone, one of the main leaders of the 1798 rebellion was held prisoner, court-martialled and convicted of treason at Collins Barracks</li>
</ul>

Things to see at the National Museum of Decorative Arts &amp; History

IB Jorgensen Exhibition

From the 1950s to the 1990s, Danish born Ib Jorgensen was one of Ireland&rsquo;s leading fashion designers, attracting a clientele from amongst the wealthiest and stylish women in the country. A graduate of Dublin&rsquo;s Grafton Academy of Dress Designing, Ib was only twenty two years old when he set up his own salon and his name was to become synonymous with elegant, glamorous clothing. He displayed a relentless attention to detail in his work, and the hallmarks of his classic clothing were fine tailoring and perfect finishing.

Asgard- The 1914 Howth gun-running vessel conserved

The yacht Asgard is one of the most iconic items of recent Irish history. From her building in 1905 by Colin Archer, the great Norwegian naval architect, to her pivotal role in the 1914 Howth gun-running and her later use as Ireland&rsquo;s first national sail-training vessel, the yacht has had many incarnations

See full list of exhibitions by visiting <a href="https://www.museum.ie/Home" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">museum.ie</a>

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