There is nowhere quite like the Little Museum of Dublin. With a collection created by public donation, and a sincere commitment to having fun, we are truly a people’s museum of the Irish capital. While the Little Museum is closed for renovations, visit our pop-up museum for a welcome to Dublin you’ll never forget. Our famous 29-minute guided tours are a celebration of great Irish storytelling. You will learn about our history, laugh a lot and meet some of the most charming people in the world's friendliest city. Our pop-up museum and gift shop is a five-minute walk from the main building. With this flexi-ticket you're getting VIP access to the pop-up museum – you can join any tour on the day of your visit. And you don't need to worry about booking a slot. Even if the next tour is sold out, we will find a place for you! Tours are every hour from 9am to 4pm. These flexi-tickets are strictly limited and they sell out quickly. To avoid disappointment, please book now.

Unlock Dublin and make your own sightseeing itinerary with a 24 or 48 hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket in Dublin. Use your ticket to explore 25 well-placed stops around town. Listen to live commentary as you ride and hop on and off whenever and wherever you please. See landmarks such as Trinity College, the Guinness Storehouse and St Stephen’s Green. Complimentary admission to the Little Museum of Dublin are included with the ticket. *Kids Go Free - One Child Under 15 travels free with each adult.

Use the Dublin Freedom Ticket to travel around the city and sightsee with ease. Valid for 72 hours from first use, the handy transport and sightseeing pass includes unlimited public transport in the Greater Dublin Area, plus an award winning DoDublin hop-on hop-off city tour. Use the pass to sightsee on your own terms, and see top Dublin attractions such as Trinity College, Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery at Bow St; even better, Included in your ticket is a complementary entry to the Little Museum of Dublin.

Located opposite the leafy Stephen's Green in the beating heart of Dublin, the Little Museum of Dublin is a bite-size treasure trove of local history that brings the Fair City's long and storied past to life. Discover a thousand years of history with a friendly, extroverted guide who'll show you around this gorgeous Georgian townhouse museum. Combining wit, charm, and an unrivalled passion for their city, the staff at the Little Museum of Dublin are half the reason it was voted 'best museum experience in Ireland' by the Irish Times. The other half is down to the 5,000 or so authentic artefacts in its collection, donated by the good folk of Dublin.

When you arrive at Dun Laoghaire Harbour, unlock Dublin’s best attractions with a 24-hour Hop-on Hop-off bus tour with Dublin’s famous green bus guides. Make the most of your short stay in Dublin on Dublin's No.1 Hop On Hop Off Tour - your tour route covers 25 stops around the city visiting all of Dublin's favorite attractions. Listen to brilliant live commentary from local guides as you hop on and off wherever you wish. Favorite places to hop off the DoDublin Bus Tour include the world-famous Guinness Storehouse, Jameson Distillery Bow Street, and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Enjoy complimentary admission to the Little Museum of Dublin at St. Stephen’s Green worth €15.

Don't worry, this Green Mile is a lot more lively than the other one. Join one of the Little Museum of Dublin's charismatic guides and take a walking tour of St Stephen's Green. You'll start from inside the museum, conveniently located a stone's throw away – literally! Roam through the park and learn about its ties with Guinness, James Joyce, and various public dramas throughout the city's history. Once your tour's over, you'll be well placed to nip over to nearby Grafton Street.

Traverse through Dublin's most dazzling attractions with a hop-on hop-off bus tour ticket. In operation since 1988, these seasoned guides are adept at showcasing Dublin's finest. From the renowned Guinness Storehouse to the prestigious Trinity College and the mesmerizing Book of Kells, the DoDublin Tour has got you covered. Explore the quaint Little Museum of Dublin, delve into the captivating EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum, whet your whistle at the Teeling Whiskey Distillery and pay homage at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. With dozens of stops scattered about Dublin, you can stop and stay as long as you please, or head to the next attraction with ease.

Don't be fooled by the name – what the Little Museum of Dublin lacks in size, it makes up for with quirky, award-winning exhibitions, hilarious staff, and the most fascinatingly fun museum experience in town. Choose your own adventure with a full-day flexi ticket, and get access to the museum's awesome exhibitions, plus any of the themed guided tours on the day of your visit. Ramble around Stephen's Green with a lively guide and learn about the great Irish writers, Ireland's queer community, women's history, or join a hilarious tour of the museum itself.

Dublin is the perfect city to visit as a family; it’s small enough to explore without little legs getting tired, the locals are some of the friendliest you’ll find anywhere in the world and there’s food that even the pickiest eaters will love! But if you’re wondering what are the best things to do as a family,let a local design an experience that combines a bit of everything Dublin has to offer that the whole family will love. Explore the vibrant heart of the city where locals play music in the street, visit fascinating spots like the Little Museum of Dublin, get outdoors in St Stephen’s Green or discover Dublin Zoo in Phoenix Park - get ready to discover a Dublin that the whole family will love!

This self-guided audio walking tour is a trip back in time to explore some of Dublin's most iconic landmarks. We’ll take in some of Georgian Dublin along with city parks, traditional bars, cathedrals and many other famous sites on a stroll across this charm-laden city. You’ll also hear fun facts and tales about its history, culture and people – like rock band U2 and the rebellious Daniel O'Connell as well more ordinary folk. While we walk you’ll notice how lively Dublin is with some 751 pubs. A lot of them are beautifully decorated, but O'Neill's opposite the Molly Malone statue is one of the best on our route. The food is excellent too. Dublin also has an abundance of museums. There are 45 in all and most of them are free to visit. Two of the best are the National History Museum and the Little Museum of Dublin. I’ll guide you to both of them, and I highly recommend popping into them either before, after or during our tour.

See Dublin in the most cost-effective way without buying tickets to individual attractions! Explore ancestral family histories at the Irish Emigration Museum. You can also take a walking food tour or board the hop-on hop-off bus to Christ Church Cathedral and nearby places. Lovers of Irish drinks will enjoy the Guinness Storehouse, Jameson Distillery, and Teelings Distillery. Those interested in history and culture will enjoy Dublin's excellent museums and cathedrals, including the Irish Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the National Museum of Ireland, the Museum of Literature, the Little Museum of Dublin, the Jeanie Johnston Tallship & Famine Museum and the James Joyce Museum. If traveling with kids, be sure to visit Dublin Zoo, Aquazone National Aquatic Center, and Dublinia. If you are a movie buff, definitely don't miss out on the Game of Thrones Museum tour.