The Little Museum of Dublin
A quick, guided 29-minute storytelling tour through modern Dublin history, with extra rooms to browse — opposite St Stephen’s Green.
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A small local-history museum in a Georgian townhouse facing St Stephen’s Green, built around a short, live guided tour (about 29 minutes). The tour tells 20th-century Dublin stories through objects donated by Dubliners, with extra rooms you can browse before or after (including a recreated Irish Times editor’s office and other themed displays). Kids can pick up worksheets or quizzes at reception, and most families spend about an hour in total.
- Entry is via guided tour only (about 29 minutes), designed as a short, story-led introduction to Dublin
- Georgian townhouse setting directly opposite St Stephen’s Green
- Recreated Irish Times editor’s office room
- Kids’ worksheets/quizzes for family visits
- Entrance platform lift plus internal lift between floors
- Induction loop available for assisted listening
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Good to know
About
A small local-history museum in a Georgian townhouse facing St Stephen’s Green, built around a short, live guided tour (about 29 minutes). The tour tells 20th-century Dublin stories through objects donated by Dubliners, with extra rooms you can browse before or after (including a recreated Irish Times editor’s office and other themed displays). Kids can pick up worksheets or quizzes at reception, and most families spend about an hour in total.
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All ages welcome
Younger children are welcome, but the guided tour is story-led and works best for kids who can follow along for about 30 minutes.