The National Leprechaun Museum
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Sun - Thu 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM, Fri - Sat 10:00 AM - 8:30 PMAddress
Twilfit House, Jervis St, Dublin 1
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About The National Leprechaun Museum
Leprechauns are from Irish mythology and spirit, and this "Louvre of Leprechauns" will give you a full education about their place in the nation's stories. The storytelling tours give visitors the full "leprechaun experience," including a tunnel full of optical illusions, a fairy fort, and a rainbow and a pot of gold.
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Explore the world of Irish folklore and mythology at The National Leprechaun Museum. Located in the heart of Dublin
An amazing interactive fun place to go. Get in touch with your inner child and enjoy it!
Your satisfaction with this place will largely depend on your sense of humor. There were parts that were very informative. There were also parts where I could have imagined some people thinking this place up after a long night at the bar. Don't get me wrong, my friends and I loved it! There was a perfect balance between information and silliness. Oddly enough, there were no kids while I was there, but I can imagine kids would love this place! Go in with an open mind and don't expect a stuffy "museum" atmosphere and you will love it. Bonus: If you draw a picture at the end, they will post it on their Flickr feed!
Very cool experience, some of the stories might be frightening for kids. Fun museum, a bit interactive, but the tickets are quite expensive at €14.
This is one of Dublin's most unique museums. Everything is so huge that you instantly become a "dwarf" and, in another way, like a "goblin" glide lightly through Ireland's mythological world. In the evening, the museum also tells stories on the spot, often performing for about an hour. It would be a pity not to experience being a goblin in Ireland.
Placed in the goblin museum, strange-shaped bottles and cans make people "wow!" more than, the room is placed in a huge variety of furniture, put on it, people feel that they have changed into a genuine goblin. Everyone who has visited this goblin Museum can't help feeling that it is indeed a great pity to come to Ireland without looking at the goblin.
This is one of Dublin's most unique museums. Everything is so huge that you instantly become a "dwarf" and, in another way, like a "goblin" glide lightly through Ireland's mythological world. In the evening, the museum also tells stories on the spot, often performing for about an hour.
Contrasting huge objects gives people the illusion that they are dwarfs, and children are novel.
not recommended for tourists...if u got a kid or so, u can go hear their story...
This is one of Dublin's most unique museums. Everything is so huge that you instantly become a "dwarf" and, in another way, like a "goblin" glide lightly through Ireland's mythological world.