City hall is one of the most imposing structures of Dublin that bespeaks of the city’s past ever since from Viking times till the present day. Built in Georgian style of architecture, this hall puts forward the history through an interesting exhibition that operates through multimedia displays. You can also view the city’s treasures here. History can be witnessed here through items such as the preserved original copy of the 1916 Proclamation that was gifted to the citizens of Dublin in the 1950s by the family of nurse Elizabeth O’Farrell. If you are further interested in the detailed knowledge of history, you can also attend the talks available for groups by prior arrangement. 

• Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible with accessible toilets.
• Audio guides are available in several different languages and talks on the history of the building are available by prior arrangement.

• Entry is free.

• Closed on Good Friday and the Christmas period.

• By Bus station: Temple Bar, Dame Street

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