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To reach the Irish Rock n Roll Museum from the airport, you have a few options. Overall, taking a taxi or public transportation are the most convenient and cost-effective options for reaching the museum from the airport.
The duration of the transfer may vary depending on the chosen vehicle and the traffic circumstances.
The Dart
Be sure to get off at Tara Street Dart Station and make your way up the Quays (the River Liffey). Once you reach the Ha’penny Bridge (white), be sure to follow the steps up to ‘Merchants Arch’ and enter Temple Bar Square. Once in Temple Bar Square, walk straight past Mc Donalds until you see ‘The Temple Bar Pub’, taking a left at the pub and following the road straight up to the ‘Wall of Fame’ is were you will find the entrance to the museum.
The Luas
Be sure to get off at Tara Street Dart Station and make your way up the Quays (the River Liffey). Once you reach the Ha’penny Bridge (white), be sure to follow the steps up to ‘Merchants Arch’ and enter Temple Bar Square. Once in Temple Bar Square, walk straight past Mc Donalds until you see ‘The Temple Bar Pub’, taking a left at the pub and following the road straight up to the ‘Wall of Fame’ is were you will find the entrance to the museum.
Dublin Bus
Dublin Bus is the primary bus operator in Dublin, Ireland, providing a wide range of routes throughout the city and surrounding areas. The company operates a fleet of modern buses that are equipped with features such as free Wi-Fi and real-time bus tracking.
Dame Street & College Green All of the below will drop you close to the museum. 9, 13, 16, 27, 40, 54a, 65, 65b, 68, 77a, 83, 150.
Driving
Driving from the airport to the city center typically takes around 20-30 minutes without traffic. The most common route is to take the M1 motorway towards the city and then follow the signs for the city center. It is important to keep in mind that traffic can be heavy during peak times, so it is advisable to allow extra time for your journey.
Discover Dublin
Dublin is also a great destination for food enthusiasts, with a wide range of restaurants offering both traditional Irish dishes and international cuisine. For those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, Dublin offers plenty of green spaces to relax and unwind. The Phoenix Park, one of the largest enclosed parks in Europe, is a popular spot for picnics, cycling, and wildlife watching. Visitors can also explore the National Botanic Gardens, St. Stephen’s Green, and the scenic coastline along Dublin Bay.
Our Food & Fun Recommendations
Tula Mexican and Grill
30 Essex St E, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 CC02, Ireland
Where the vibrant flavours of Mexico meet the heart of Dublin’s Temple Bar! Nestled in the bustling streets of Dublin’s cultural quarter, Tula offers an authentic Mexican dining experience that’s sure to delight your senses. Their menu features a mouth-watering array of traditional dishes, from sizzling fajitas and succulent tacos to hearty burritos and zesty ceviche, all crafted with the freshest ingredients and a touch of Mexican flair.
Riot Dive Burgers
4 Aston Quay, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 VP93, Ireland
Whether you’re diving into our signature Burger, piled high with all the fixings, there’s something for everyone at Riot Dive. Pair your burger with our crispy hand-cut fries, and wash it down with a craft beer. Whether you’re a local or a tourist soaking up the Dublin nightlife, Riot Dive Burgers is your go-to spot for a meal that hits all the right notes.
The National Wax Museum Plus
The Lafayette Building, 22-25 Westmoreland St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 EH29, Ireland
Located in the heart of the city, this museum offers a unique blend of history, culture, and entertainment. Explore stunning wax figures of Irish and international celebrities, such as u2 and Phil Lynott. Delve into the fascinating Science and Discovery Zone, and enjoy the enchanting Children’s Fantasy World. Whether you’re posing with your favourite pop stars, marvelling at historical figures, or experiencing our state-of-the-art VR adventures, there’s something for everyone. Perfect for families, friends, and solo travellers, The National Wax Museum Plus promises a memorable experience that’s both educational and fun!
Crow Bar
2 Temple Ln S, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 KW24, Ireland
Nestled in the same building as The Irish Rock n Roll Museum Dublin, this is your go to bar for a pre tour drink! Their extensive cocktail menu has something for everyone. Their rustic decor, friendly vibes, and live music set the stage for unforgettable night out. If you’re looking for an atmospheric bar with a great pint of Guinness, located in the heart of Dublin, do not miss Crow Bar!
The Experience
Can you visit the museum without going on a guided tour?
All visits to the museum are by guided tour only. The Irish Rock n Roll Museum Experience is located in a working music complex and visitors can not freely roam the building. The stories told by our passionate tour guides really bring the experience to life, our museum would not be as memorable if it was a self guided tour.
Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
The Irish Rock n Roll Museum is not wheelchair accessible. As the museum is located in an old historic building, we do not have the facilities to cater to wheelchairs. Please contact us to discuss accessibility needs before booking.
Is the museum suitable for children?
The Irish Rock n Roll Museum is not suitable for children under the age of 5. Recommended visitor age for children is 7 years old and over.
How many people will there be on the tour per group?
Each group has up to 12 people per tour, with 15 being max capacity.
Getting to the museum
Where is The Irish Rock n Roll Museum located?
The Irish Rock n Roll Museum Experience is located in the heart of Dublin City in the cultural hub known as Temple Bar.
Where can I find the entrance to The Irish Rock n Roll Museum Experience?
The entrance and reception area of The Irish Rock n Roll Museum Experience is located at the entrance of The Button Factory music venue on Curved Street.
Tickets
Do I need to book my ticket in advance prior to my visit?
Walk-ins are available for visitors at our reception but we encourage online bookings to avoid disappointment, especially in our busy months.
