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Museum of Literature Ireland, Dublin Tickets

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Museum of Literature Ireland Tickets Highlights

Journey through Ireland's literary past to learn about centuries of oral tradition
Take in a wide range of exhibitions that are updated frequently and explore both historical and contemporary literature
A modern commissions gallery is among the numerous frequently updated exhibits in the museum
View priceless treasures from the National Library of Ireland, such as Ulysses' "Copy No. 1" with your Museum of Literature Ireland tickets

Museum of Literature Ireland Tickets Overview

Activity Location: UCD Naughton Joyce Centre, 86 St Stephen's Green, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, D02 XY43, Ireland

Activity Duration: 2 Hour (Approx.)

Activity Timings:

Tuesday to Sunday: 10:30 AM to 06:00 PM
Closed On: Monday

About Museum of Literature Ireland:

The Museum of Literature Ireland on St. Stephen's Green is the ideal location for exploring Ireland's extensive literary past. The narrative spans centuries and tells the tales of some of the greatest writers in the nation, including James Joyce. This location is the best for retracing Joyce's Dublin steps, and you can even view "Copy. No. 1" of Ulysses. Spend some time unwinding in the Commons Café, run by Domini and Peaches Kemp, two legendary chefs of Irish cuisine.

About Museum of Literature Ireland Tickets:

Utilize the English and Spanish audio guides that are downloadable for convenient museum navigation.
Visit the Museum of Literature Ireland to learn about Ireland's rich literary history from the past to the present.
The world's best authors have a new home at the Museum of Literature Ireland.
Visit immersive exhibitions, admire treasures from the National Library of Ireland, and unwind in the peaceful gardens and café while listening to the birds.
The museum wants to inspire visitors of all ages, backgrounds, interests, and capacities to explore their own creative potential by taking them on an inspirational journey through Irish literature.
Take advantage of the country's traditional cuisine, fresh Irish food, and boutique local wines.
With your Museum of Literature Ireland tickets, you can avail for a guided tour as well.

How to Reach?

By Car: Take the route via R802 from Dublin, a 23-minute drive will take you to the location.
By Train: Alight at Parnell, a 4-minute walk from there will take you to the location.
By Bus: Take a bus to Earlsfort Terrace, stop 6074 which is around 240 metres away (approx. 3 minutes walk) from the destination.

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Museum of Literature Ireland Ticket

2 Hours

USD 19.3

USD 18.22

Per Adult

Age Policy:

Children who are aged 2 years or younger can enter this activity free of charge.
Children who are aged 3 to 17 will have to buy a child ticket.
Participants aged 18 years and above will have to buy an adult ticket.

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- Entrance to the Museum of Literature Ireland

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Know Before You Go for Museum of Literature Ireland Tickets

ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest upon arrival.
Foreign nationals may be asked to share their passport and visa details upon arrival.
Museum of Literature Ireland is wheelchair accessible.
Arrive early to explore all the aspects of the museum.
Do not consume alcoholic beverages or drugs, if you are found intoxicated, you might be asked to leave the tour/premises.
Do not touch or damage any piece of artefact at the museum.

Accessibility Options for Museum of Literature Ireland Tickets

Wheelchair Accessible

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MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland

UCD Naughton Joyce Centre, 86 St Stephen's Green, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, D02 XY43, Ireland

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Museum of Literature Ireland 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 are made 30 days before the date of travel then 25.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 1 days to 30 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees

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