The Little Museum of Dublin is one of the capital’s best museums filled with rich history and knowledge on St Stephen’s Green in Dublin city. What makes this museum interesting is that its variety of items on display was donated to the museum. This means you will find pieces of Ireland’s history in this little museum that you cannot find anywhere else.
The Little Museum of Dublin – A Treasure Chest of History
For example, we learned about how the groundskeeper for St. Stephens Green was allowed to feed the prize-winning ducks during a lull in the 1916 fighting. We also learned how Ireland was shaped by those who have lived here throughout the years.
You will be taken on a trip to meet famous figures in Irish histories such as Padraig Pearse and the famous poet W.B Yeats. The museum’s tours usually take place during the day but tickets sell out quickly so you may want to think about pre-booking.
If you’re a music type of person there is an exhibition dedicated to Ireland’s famous rock band U2. It features signed albums, photographs and a life-size MacPhisto statue too. It was curated by fans of the band as a tribute toward the band and their Irish roots.
Admission for the museum is around €10 but you can choose from many different things to do like a 30-minute guided tour of the history of Ireland, the green mile walking tour in St Stephen’s green, Or you can also do a Big little treasure hunt this is a small taste at the things this little museum has to offer.
You can book a visit to the Little Museum of Dublin here.
