Attractions

Victorian and contemporary architecture combine at the National Museum of Ireland - Country Life. In the modern exhibition galleries, objects, rare archive photography and film explore Irelands rural past and an almost vanished but recent way of life. Next to this, a Victorian Gothic man

Dublinia, located at the heart of Viking and Medieval Dublin, is a step back in time and a journey through the city as it was back then. Experience what life was like onboard a Viking warship, visit a Viking house, take a trip down a Viking street, and learn of the myths and the mysteries

Harbour Tours, Fungie Trips, Sea Fishing, Blasket Ferry, Eco Tours and Private Charters. From convenient 1 hour tours to full-day adventures, we provide a wide range of boat tours to allow visitors to enjoy the Dingle peninsulas spectacular coastline, islands and wildlife. Relish the del

The Queenstown Story An Unmissable Experience The Queenstown Story is an informative and sometimes emotive story of Irish Emigration; From Virginia to Barbados, from Canada to Australia. Walk in the footsteps of our emigrant ancestors and read about their interesting stories. The exhi

The Ark is a dedicated cultural centre for children that creates opportunities for children, along with their families and friends or with their school, to discover and love art. Through their work with leading Irish and international artists, children can enjoy performances in their uniqu

Visit Johnstown Castle Estate, Museum Gardens to enjoy a tour of the restored 19th century Castle and unique servants tunnel or a visit to the Irish Agricultural Museum. Enjoy the stunning gardens, lake walks woodland play area or have a picnic around the picturesque lakes. Watch the pea

Fota House is a fabulous regency style great country house situated in East Cork. It has been restored and conserved by the Irish Heritage Trust who share the magnificent surroundings by way of public guided tours from April to September inclusive. Visitors can discover fascinating insig

Strokestown Park is a unique visitor attraction in Co. Roscommon in the West of Ireland. Here you will find Strokestown Park House, walled gardens, woodlands and the Irish Famine Museum. Enjoy the Victorian playroom and schoolroom in the evocative Strokestown Park House then head outside