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- Rachel ClarkJanuary 4, 2017Worth a visit even if you've got limited time. I saw just about everything in around an hour and 15 minutes, but the exhibitions are so interesting that you could easily linger for much longer.
- Spotted by Locals - city guides by localsNovember 14, 2014Perfect venue for families and scholars where you can find items from as far back as 2700 B.C. and all the way into the 20th century. Read more
- Éanna MAugust 13, 2014Amazing collection of ancient Christian and Islamic writing. Some of st. Pauls letters dating back to the first century, and other gospel pages from around the same time. Truely worth a visit
- EDRJuly 27, 2022Took me 15 years to discover this place, quite hidden, packed with events. Has an handy bar, lockers a very nice book shop and public restrooms. All by a nice garden, not to miss.
- Masha KroupskiNovember 5, 2017Tucked behind the Castle so may not be easy to find but well worth a visit. Books and manuscripts are amazing, opt for the guided tour, it's free and a great experience.
- Sarah DoodyJanuary 3, 2015Don't miss a small bite at the excellent Moroccan cafe in the lobby. The roof top garden is also a lovely spot to collect your thoughts.
- Cin DyJune 1, 2019It's a really great collection of ancient books from Asia and also a great overview of the world religions. Plus it's free entry.
- TempleBar TradfestMarch 7, 2011Has been described as one of the best museums in Ireland and Europe! In the heart of Dublin, it houses the great collection of manuscripts, miniature paintings, prints, drawings, rare books& much more
- Kenhan TurbayJuly 3, 2014Don't miss this place! GREAT collection!!! And the exposition about religions is just amazing. Plus, it's a free attraction!
- Laura GeeMay 12, 2015Incredible free library. The exhibition next to me building is also really nice.
- Justin AMarch 28, 2015Incredible personal collection of various artifacts and books. This man must have had a lot of shelf space.
- Patrick MorrisJanuary 1, 2010Amazing art gallery, free entry, cafe with food from Afghanistan, Greece, Italy, Jordan, Morocco and Palestine, as well as Ireland. Has fragments of the earliest known Bible, old Korans etc. and more Read more
- Chris RustedJune 24, 2017Everything. Something you must see, but do the intro video before you start the exhibits.
- Michael Fox-RabinovitzMay 26, 2015An absolutely phenomenal rare books and writings collection from around the world
- On FootJanuary 7, 2017Do visit this place... it is next to the Dublin Castle... the admission is free
- Fionn DavenportFebruary 5, 2010Best museum in Dublin - breathtaking collection of manuscripts, rare books, miniature paintings, clay tablets, costumes and other objects of artistic, historical and aesthetic importance. Read more
- Tony FlemingMarch 14, 2013Permanent exhibition “Sacred Exhibitions” - sacred texts and illuminated manuscripts from Islam, Christianity, Daoism and Buddhism
- aoife FlynnNovember 24, 2009Excellent and surprising cafe- middle eastern food. Try the Mousakka, the salads and the sweets Read more
- Denis AkhapkinNovember 27, 2014Великолепная коллекция книжной миниатюры. Обязательно посмотрите на папирусы с посланиями апостола Павла - самые ранние из сохранившихся рукописных евангельских текстов
- Thibaut ParentAugust 24, 2013Si comme moi vous arrivez à vous endormir au musée, voilà un temple du livre et des religions gratuit à ne pas rater ! 0 somnolence assurée :)