Set in a Georgian townhouse on St Stephen's Green, this museum tells Dublin's story from 1900 to the 1970s using everyday objects donated by the public, from U2 memorabilia to World War I letters. All visits are by lively, fast-paced guided tour led by local guides.
| Admission | €10 adult, €8 concession, free under 12 (~$11 / ~$8.80) |
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| Hours | Daily 09:30–17:00; guided tours every 30 minutes |
| Typical visit | 1 hour (guided tour) |
| Best time | First tour of the day (09:30) for smallest group; book online at littlemuseum.ie |
| Getting there | Luas Green Line to St. Stephen's Green; directly on the Green |
| Address | 15 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, D02 PY27, Ireland |
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Location
15 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, D02 PY27, Ireland
53.3381, -6.2590 View on map
Highlights
- U2 exhibition covering the band's Dublin origins
- Objects entirely donated by Dublin residents
- Guided tours every 30 minutes, no long waits
- Georgian townhouse setting directly on St Stephen's Green
Tips for visiting
- Tours run every half hour and rarely require advance booking outside peak summer weekends, but booking online guarantees a spot
- The tour is fast-paced and anecdote-heavy — it suits travelers who enjoy storytelling over a self-paced museum