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Museums that cater for school tours of all sorts, from the political and historical, to sports and culture, which are located in Dublin. Listed randomly.
The collections of the National Library constitute a unique learning resource for students of all aspects of Irish history and culture....
This exhibition draws on the rich archive that Heaney and his family donated to the National Library of Ireland in 2011. It is divided...
Epic Tour - The Irish Emigration Museum is the perfect destination for your school tour. With 20 stunning, interactive galleries at...
The National Maritime Museum offer a range of curriculum-related workshops and hands-on learning activities. It is advisable that...
Glasnevin Cemetery Museum offers inspiring and engaging education programs and activities for students. Opened in 1832, Glasnevin...
The Book of Kells Exhibition is a must-see on the itinerary of all visitors to Dublin. Located in the heart of the city centre in...
The James Joyce Centre is happy to welcome school groups of all ages and aptitudes to take part in their specially designed student...
The National Wax Museum Plus caters for all types of school tours. We have many exhibits tailored towards the secondary school...
The National Transport Museum of Ireland is based in the grounds of Howth Castle, Dublin. The museum is located in the Heritage Depot,...
The Jeanie Johnston on the River Liffey is an ideal focus for a school tour, for children at all levels, with many different aspects...
A visit to Croke Park and the GAA Museum is a great way for students to learn through experiencing Irish culture, heritage, and the...
The Little Museum of Dublin has a brilliant Children's Education Programme called I Love Dublin. These classes are free to all...
The tour is perfect for all age groups, primary and secondary. Typically you will meet your class at Trinity College where there will...
The museum exhibition seeks to recapture a sense of the spirit of the house during Pearse’s time. Visitors can now see the school...
Number Twenty Nine is an educational exhibition that opened to the public in 1991 to celebrate Dublin's status as European Cultural...
The National Print Museum offers an educational, interactive and activity-based guided tour specifically designed for school children....
Richmond Barracks welcomes both tour for primary and secondary schools. For younger students the museum has a restored 1920’s...
Visit Ireland's National Leprechaun Museum, and your class will step into another world where nothing is quite what it seems. Discover...
The Natural History Collection comprises over 2 million items, in the fields of zoology and geology; a million of the specimens being...
The National Gallery of Ireland is the country’s most popular free visitor attraction housing the nation’s collection of European...
The Aviva Stadium offers a guided tour through the home of Irish football and rugby. It is a fun, informative and unforgettable...
Within their education program, they also offer school visits. The museum works with teachers to tailor a program to fit their...
The Chester Beatty Library (situated behind Dublin Castle) aims to inspire all visitors young and old to explore, enjoy and experience...
The Irish literary tradition is one of the most illustrious in the world, famous for four Nobel Prize winners and for many other...
School tours include a brief history of Marsh’s library and a look at the points of interest in the old reading room & the two...
GPO Witness History offers exciting and engaging education visits for students of all ages. During their guided tour of GPO Witness...
