Top Ireland Museum Tickets & Passes - page 2

Design your own ideal (and cost-efficient) tour of Dublin’s top things to do and see with the Go Dublin Pass and visit attractions such as Guinness Storehouse, Jameson Distillery Bow St., and EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. Choose from digital passes that ranges from one to five days, and get ready to visit brew houses, museums, castles, and cathedrals, and even explore the city at your leisure on a 1-day hop-on hop-off bus sightseeing tour. With free entry to more than 35 attractions around town, the Go Dublin Pass offers something for the whole family.

Go beyond a simple visit and take a deep dive into medieval life at Dalkey Castle with this unique tour that uses interactive screens, scale models, and costumed actor guides to create an immersive experience. Learn about the culture and economy of the 14th century with an archer, barber-surgeon, and cook plus visit the nearby church, graveyard, and Writers’ Gallery as part of admission.

A visit to the Jeanie Johnston is an experience the whole family will enjoy. It’s suitable for people of all ages. From tall ship fans to history buffs to curious kids, our guides will keep everyone entertained. Take a deep breath and go below deck to experience the cramped quarters where up to 250 passengers spent most of their time, only emerging for a half an hour of fresh air each day.

Get a true taste of Irish heritage at the Jameson Experience in County Cork. On this tour of the old Midleton distillery, learn about the distillation process, visit a restored 19th-century warehouse where Jameson is aged in oak casks, and sample some of the finished product during a tutored tasting in the Jameson Bar.

Discover some of Northern Ireland’s top attractions with ease on this day trip to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Giant's Causeway from Dublin. Leave the city behind and delve deep into rural Northern Ireland with your guide and enjoy photo stops at scenic locations, such as Dunluce Castle. In addition, the trip also visits the Dark Hedges and Belfast.

Sightsee Dublin's top attractions with a pass that lets you explore at your own pace and saves you money on admission. The Dublin Explorer Pass by Go City lets you choose your favorite 3, 4, 5 or 7 attractions from a list of over 25, and visit them over a course of 30 days. Discover the secrets of Ireland's beloved beer with a visit to the Guinness storehouse, hop on and off a Big Bus Dublin City tour for a day, explore Dublin's many historic landmarks including Dublin Castle, St. Patrick's Cathedral and Christ Church Cathedral, and much more. Your Explorer Pass is fully digital and comes with a digital guidebook to help plan your itinerary. Display it on your mobile device or print your pass and take it with you. Simply show it at the gate for scanning and you're in! Please note: some attractions may need advanced reservations before you visit. Check for instructions on the digital guide.

Avoid the crowds and explore Irish history in peace on this Book of Kells and Dublin Castle exterior tour. Visit the Trinity College Library, home to the famous Book of Kells—widely considered among the most important of all Ireland’s ancient treasures. Listen as your guide brings medieval Ireland to life, shedding light on the Book of Kells’ profound historical significance. Afterward, enjoy a guided walking tour around Dublin Castle’s mighty exterior. Visit the gardens and yards, and learn of the castle’s role as court, fortress, treasury, and jail.

Experience the beauty and history of Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin in your own time by pre-purchasing your entrance ticket. Make your own way to the 1,000-year-old cathedral and explore independently at a time that suits you. Admire the neo-Gothic nave and roam the medieval crypt to see its historical treasures and artefacts, including a mummified cat and rat, and the country’s first copy of Magna Carta.

Discover Ireland's rich heritage through silver at the Irish Silver Museum in Waterford. The Irish Silver Museum is an intimate and personal collection of silver treasures from Ireland. From the Vikings to the Victorians, your collection has been created by Ireland’s virtuoso craftsmen over the course of a millennium. The collection offers a rare opportunity to step back in time and explore the fascinating story of Ireland through its magnificent silver treasures. Highlights include the Waterford Kite Brooch, a sword granted to the city by Edward IV, silver owned by Jonathan Swift, and commemorative pieces from Ireland's significant military conflicts. Some of these objects in the museum feature the names and arms of their owners or unusual decorations and features – but all of them tell a story. This intimate museum offers a self-guided experience, allowing you to delve into the stories behind each piece at your own pace.

Fitting Ireland’s historic towns and rural traditions into one day can be difficult without a car or local insight, but this guided tour from Dublin makes it seamless. Travel by luxury to visit Kilkenny and the grounds of its castle, then continue to the 6th-century monastic settlement of Glendalough in Wicklow Mountains National Park. Finally, enjoy a stop at a working sheep farm to watch border collies in action. With transport, timing, and commentary handled for you, the tour offers a well-paced way to experience a varied side of Ireland in a single day.

The Old Barracks in Cahersiveen invites visitors to explore its rich history through a fascinating exhibition and an interactive escape room experience. Originally built as a police station for the Royal Irish Constabulary, this impressive structure now showcases the stories of the region, including the Fenian Rising and Daniel O’Connell's legacy. Visitors can enjoy a multi-storey interactive exhibition and breathtaking views from the turret. For those seeking adventure, the ‘Break from the Barracks’ escape room offers a thrilling challenge for teams of 2 to 6 players. The Old Barracks is perfect for history enthusiasts and families alike. - Explore the Old Barracks’ exhibition detailing local history and the Fenian Rising. - Experience the ‘Break from the Barracks’ escape room for a fun team challenge. - Enjoy panoramic views from the turret and learn about the architecture. - Accessible audio guide available in multiple languages via the Old Barracks app.

Explore Dublin without stress, long ticket lines, or complicated planning. With the Dublin MegaPass, you get access to the city’s most iconic attractions — bundled into one flexible and easy-to-use pass. With the Dublin MegaPass, you can select your preferred attractions after booking and organize your itinerary based on your travel plans. Choose the MegaPass option that fits your trip: Essential Pass – Perfect for 2–3 Days See Dublin’ must-see highlights with a curated selection of top attractions. Ideal if you’re visiting for a short stay and want the essentials without overpaying. Explorer Pass – For 3–5 Days & Deeper Discovery Upgrade your experience with additional premium attractions. Perfect if you want to explore more of Dublin at your own pace. After booking, access your MegaPass account to choose your attractions, reserve your preferred dates and time slots, and present your mobile tickets at the entrance.

Discover the rich history of horology at the Irish Museum of Time, nestled in Waterford's Viking Triangle. This captivating museum, set within a stunning Gothic-style church, showcases the world's oldest Irish-made timepieces alongside exquisite international collections. Marvel at remarkable grandfather clocks, table clocks, and watches while exploring the craftsmanship of timepiece makers from the 17th century onward. Don't miss the new Black Forest cuckoo clock exhibit, featuring hundreds of unique pieces that highlight the artistry and engineering of this iconic craft.

On a County Wicklow day trip from Dublin, visit the Powerscourt Gardens and explore Wicklow Mountains National Park. Accompanied by a guide who provides informative commentary during the day, enjoy a scenic drive, stop in the Victorian village of Enniskerry, pass by the Guinness Estate and visit Glendalough, where you have time to walk around.

Visiting Dublin is not experiencing the real Ireland. Or at least not all of it. This guided day trip from Dublin to Wicklow National Park shuttles you to a different side of Ireland. Take a leisurely hike through the park. After the hike, indulge in a hearty Irish lunch (at your own expense) in a Victorian village and then spend time in Glendalough, taking in the medieval ambiance of the place.

Discover an often overlooked aspect of Ireland's heritage during a self-guided tour of the Maria Edgeworth Center, dedicated to the life and collection of the contemporary of Jane Austen and Byron. Explore the exhibits at your own pace without rushing and go beyond the small info panels with audio commentary that you can stop and start whenever you like.

This private day tour offers an exceptional journey through County Kildare, Ireland's Thoroughbred Horse Country, showcasing its top attractions. You’ll be collected from your accommodation in a luxury vehicle reserved exclusively for your group. With your dedicated driver serving as both chauffeur and expert guide, you’re ensured a memorable and informative day. Traveling south from Dublin, you’ll arrive in scenic County Kildare, celebrated for its horse racing legacy. Start with a visit to the Irish National Stud, Japanese Gardens, and the immersive Racehorse Experience, where you’ll tour the grounds and gain insights into Ireland's equestrian culture. Next, travel through the picturesque Curragh of Kildare to Newbridge Silverware and the Museum of Style Icons, where you can enjoy lunch, explore the famed Irish brand, and tour its unique fashion museum. At the tour's conclusion, your guide will return you to your accommodation or any preferred location in the Dublin area.

Cultural County Kilkenny - Day Trip from Dublin. An energetic county with rich historical roots, County Kilkenny is truly fascinating. Wander the cobbled streets of the Medieval Mile where Irish folklore is embedded in every step. Learn about its Norman heritage and delight in the amazing arts and crafts scene. Explore the countryside taking in the scenic views and exploring monastic ruins. With cultural experiences, outdoor activities, and so many more great things to do in Kilkenny, you'll be back time and time again. Private Car tour from Dublin. Tour starts and Ends in Dublin.

Described as Ireland's most beautiful Georgian house - and who are we to disagree. Russborough's immaculate Palladian design is matched by its fabulous interior and world-class art and furnishings. All yours to explore. Visitors have many wonderful things to admire - from the stuccoed splendour of the Lafranchini ceilings to a wonderful collection of world-class art and furnishings, a combination of treasures from both the Milltown and Beit Collections. Each room has its colourful stories. Each piece, a fascinating history.

Explore the unique story of The Burren, one of Ireland's most compelling landscapes, where creviced grey rock meets the wild Atlantic Ocean. The Exhibition introduces visitors to one of nature's most extraordinary phenomena, covering the geology, formation, fauna & array of flowers, where native species flourish alongside Arctic, Alpine & Mediterranean plants. It also covers the history of the Burren people, their monuments, archaeology & culture. Exclusive short film by naturalist, Éamon de Buitléar, splendidly presents the Burren Landscape while Digital Story Trails are available via QR code. Headphones must be worn - not provided. The Burren Exhibition offers "a wonderful introduction to what makes this UNESCO Global Geopark so special." The Burren Visitor Centre is a not-for-profit enterprise run by the community & is the licensed information point for North Clare offering bespoke advice on what to see, where to go, as well as directions, maps & discount vouchers.