Category Archives: Museums for families

Irish National Heritage Park

May 2, 2017 admin

The Irish National Heritage Park is located on the banks of the scenic River Slaney just 30 minutes from Rosslare Europort and approximately an hour from the historic cities of Waterford & Kilkenny. What is it? It’s a large outdoor museum, one of the regions major tourist attractions and a prominent feature along Ireland’s Ancient East. ” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]Take an incredible journey

The National Print Museum

January 10, 2017 admin

The National Print Museum is a Dublin museum dedicated to the craft of printing in Ireland. Located on Haddington Road, the museum offers free entry and is a must visit for any visitor interested in the history of the print industry in Ireland. The museum have ensured younger visitors are welcome too, with a series of interactive activities like stamping

Country Life Museum Turlough Mayo

February 17, 2016 admin

Country Life Museum Turlough Mayo is part of the National Museums of Ireland and explores traditional ways of life in Ireland through trades, crafts, farming, hunting, fishing, domestic life and festivals. Exhibitions cover traditional ways of life in Ireland dating from the 1850s and offer a fascinating glimpse of rural life where inhabitants used ingenuity and skill to form and

Archaeology Museum Dublin

February 17, 2016 admin

The Archaeology Museum Dublin is a fascinating day out in Dublin and explores treasures of Ireland’s past. Visitors can browse exhibits covering gold, bog bodies, ceramics, glass, Viking artefacts, as well many other archaeological objects found in Ireland and around the world. Located in the heart of Dublin city at Kildare Street, enjoy artefacts dating from 7000BC, right up to

Decorative Arts and History Museum Dublin

February 17, 2016 admin

Decorative Arts and History Museum Dublin is located in Collins Barracks, across the River Liffey from the Guinness Storehouse. The museum features exhibits from Ireland’s past and covers the two main themes – Decorative Arts exploring clothing, garments, furniture, jewellery and ceramics and Military History, exploring equipment, supplies, combat dress and dedicated exhibits covering the 1916 Easter Rising. Proclaiming A

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