The National Museum of Ireland - Natural History is an impressive museum with exceptionally interesting exhibits. The museum has a couple of floors with the upper ones displaying a scientific arrangement showing animals by taxonomic group. The lower floor houses giant deer skeletons and a variety of mammals, birds and fish. The entire floor is dedicated to Irish animals and you can learn a lot about them at the museum. If animals interest you, this is somewhere you must visit when in the city of Dublin.

• Cloak is not available. Hence, avoid bringing large backpacks or suitcase in the museum.
• Dublin’s weather is unpredictable. Hence, bring raincoat for a safety.
• Hand held cameras are allowed in the museum. However, use of flash, video, tripods and other professional equipments are not permitted.

• Entry is free.

• Closed on Good Friday.

• Nearby bus stop: Dublin City South, Kildare Street( by bus no. – 700, 722, 904, 15N, 46N)

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