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Irish Whiskey Museum Tickets, Dublin

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Irish Whiskey Museum Tickets Highlights

Take a look at the 1800s Irish whiskey archives, while partaking in a whiskey tasting that serves as a representation of those archives
With the Irish Whiskey Museum tickets, learn about the history of whiskey production in Ireland and sample some of the golden spirit
Drink some of the finest and rarest whiskey while learning about the history of the beverage with the Irish Whiskey Museum tickets
Drink some of the finest and rarest whiskey while learning about the history of the beverage at the Irish Whiskey Museum

Irish Whiskey Museum Tickets Overview

Activity Location: Irish Whiskey Museum, Grafton Street

Activity Duration: 50 Minutes (Approx.)

Activity Timings: 10:30 AM to 06:00 PM

About the Irish Whiskey Museum:

Grab the chance to visit the Irish Whiskey Museum which is located in the heart of Dublin. The Irish Whiskey Museum offers two whiskey-related activities to choose from: The Classic Tour, which includes three delectable samples along with a fully guided tour of the museum led by your qualified whiskey specialist. With the Irish Whiskey Museum tickets, get to enjoy a fully guided tour, three tastings, and an additional, extra-special aged Irish whiskey.

About the Irish Whiskey Museum Tickets:

Get to know about Irish whiskey's past from the audio guide in English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin & Spanish.
Explore some of the new Irish whiskey brands while learning about the history of Irish whiskey, including its glorious rise and terrible fall.
Use the final tasting to refine your palate and comprehend how the use of various components affects the taste.
Alternative soft drinks or mocktail options are provided for kids and adults who don't drink.
Listen to the audio guide and learn about the history of whiskey, its rise to fame and subsequent decline, and its present renaissance while getting a glimpse at artifacts from the 1800s.
Get the opportunity to blend and create your own version of whiskey with your Irish Whiskey Museum tickets.

How to Reach?

By Car: Take the route via O'Connell Street Upper, the city center which is located 2.8 km away from the Whiskey Museum and is a 15-minute drive.
By Train: If you are traveling by train, get off at O'Connell St Upper, stop 270, and reach your destination in around 17 mins from there to cover the distance of 2.8 km.

Select Package Options

Irish Whiskey Museum Classic tickets

1 Hours

USD 25.75

USD 20.76

Per Adult

Age Policy:

Children aged 4 years and below will not be charged.
Children aged 5-12 years will be charged at a child price.
Individuals aged 13 years and above will be charged at an adult price.

Price Includes

Ticket
- A tour through the museum, plus a tasting experience of 3 Whiskeys
- Kids will get a glass of water (their time will come)
Guide
- An audio guide in English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin & Spanish

Irish Coffee Masterclass

45 Minutes

USD 42.92

USD 32.19

Per Adult

Age Policy:

Children and adults will be charged the same.

Price Includes

Ticket
- Tickets to Irish Coffee Masterclass

Irish Whiskey Museum Premium tickets

1 Hours

USD 38.63

USD 37.55

Per Adult

Age Policy:

Children who are aged 4 years or younger can enter the museum free of charge.
Children who are aged 5 to 12 will have to buy a child ticket.
Participants aged 13 years and above will have to buy an adult ticket.

Price Includes

Guide
- An audio guide in English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin & Spanish
Ticket
- A tour through the museum, plus a tasting experience of 4 Whiskeys
- Kids will get a glass of water (their time will come)

More Details about Irish Whiskey Museum Tickets

Know Before You Go for Irish Whiskey Museum Tickets

All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival.
Participants are not allowed to carry any sharp object, lighter, luggage bag, alcohol, knife, etc.

Accessibility Options for Irish Whiskey Museum Tickets

Wheelchair Accessible

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Irish Whiskey Museum Tickets Policies

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 1 business hours of successful booking.

In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.

Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

If cancellation is made 2 days before the date of travel, no cancellation fees will be charged.
If cancellation is made within 2 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.

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