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celebrities like Swift and Sheridan, Shaw and Wilde, Yeats, Joyce and Beckett, to name a
few. Their works are presented through their books, letters, portraits and personal items.
The building is comprised of two 18th century houses, an upstairs gallery, library and a Zen
garden. There is also a museum cafe and a basement restaurant aptly called, Chapter One,
which serves contemporary Irish cuisine.
As the capital of Ireland, Dublin remains known as the city of writers and literature and this
museum can definitely let you discover, explore and simply enjoy the city's literary herit-
age.
Additional Information:
18 North Parnell Square, Dublin City Center
+353 187 22077
Operating hours: 10am-5pm Mon-Sat, 11am -5pm Sun
Price: adult/child €7.50/4.70
The National Leprechaun Museum
Let out the childish spirit within you in this place which offers an interesting interactive
presentation of Irish folklore and stories dedicated to the world of Irish myth and traditions.
Be prepared to take on the journey in the world of imagination as the story teller walks
you through the world of leprechaun and fairies via themed rooms. This is a break from the
usual museum guided tours and will give you quite a different experience.
Additional Information:
Twilfit House Jervis Street, Dublin 1, Ireland
+353 1 873 3899
Operating hours: 10am to 5:45pm Mon to Sun
St Michan's Church
