Want a trip filled with historical fact, engaging and interactive displays, right at the heart of the city you love? We've got just the thing. Stock your longboat, grab your horde, and make way to Dublinia this winter, where they're more fun than you can shake an axe at...

We're offering you entry for two people to Dublinia for just €10, or a family pass ticket for two adults and two children for just €15, saving you up to 41% off Dublinia's prices.

Located at the crossroads of the medieval city at Christchurch, Dublinia bring history to life in an exciting way for all to engage, learn and share. Forget fairytales and fables this Christmas, it's time to discover Dublin as you've never seen before through a series of four fantastic self-guided exhibitions; visit and meet Vikings face-to-face, venture in to life in Medieval Dublin, discover archaeology as a History Hunter, and climb St Michael's Tower for a medieval view of a modern city. With entry for two people - or a complete family pass for two children and two adults if you upgrade - it's time to see Dublin from a whole new perspective! The perfect activity for a rainy afternoon or day out with the clan, just take a look at all that you can explore...

Viking Dublin

Travel back to Viking times in the heart of Dublin! See for yourself what life was like aboard a Viking warship, learn of their long and challenging voyages, their weaponry, and the skills it took to be a Viking warrior. During this exhibition there's even the chance to try on Viking clothes, become a slave (watch those heavy chains!) and learn the Viking runic alphabet. Why not stroll down a noisy street or visit a smokey cramped Viking house for a truly immersive experience? Enjoy the myths and learn of the mysteries surrounding the Viking and their impressive legacy...

Medieval Dublin

From Strongbow to the Reformation, discover a recreation of medieval Dublin including all the sights, sounds and even smells of the busy city in this self-guided exhibition. Learn of warfare, crime and punishment, death, disease and even toothache remedies of 700 years ago. See the city as it would have looked then, and take a trip to the medieval fair to enjoy spicy aromas and learn to play medieval games. Visit a rich merchant's kitchen, or walk along a bustling street - watch out for beggars...

History Hunters

Dig deep and uncover Dublin's past and piece together the jigsaw of our ancestor's lives through archaeology. Courtesy of the National Museum of Ireland this exhibition features genuine Viking and medieval artifacts, including skeletal remains of warriors and residents that were found in Dublin. Hear the language of old Dublin, explore the city's earliest maps, and discover the influence that Viking and medieval eras had on today's books, movies, fashion and architecture.

St Michael's Tower

This late 17th century viewing tower has been newly-renovated to give you spectacular views of the city. With a 96-step climb to the top, you'll learn about the history of this tower and the surrounding parish in a new exhibition at the tower base.

Opening Hours

October-February
• Monday-Sunday: 10am-5.30pm (last entry at 4.30pm)

March-September
• Monday-Sunday: 10am-6.30pm (last entry at 5.30pm)

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