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Dublin

A city of writers, Georgian doors and free national museums.

24 musea
Alle musea ↓
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Dublin is Ireland's capital on the river Liffey, with Viking roots, Georgian squares and many free museums.

Het verhaal van Dublin

See the Book of Kells and the Long Room at Trinity College, then the National Museum of Archaeology with its gold and bog bodies, and the National Gallery. Learn about the Irish abroad at EPIC, and about the Easter Rising at the GPO. Walk the Georgian squares with their colourful doors, and finish with music in a pub.

  • 841the Vikings found Dublin
  • 2010Dublin becomes a UNESCO City of Literature

Dublin door de tijd

De grote momenten, en waar je ze vandaag ziet.

  1. 1916The Easter Rising begins at the GPO.Zie het: GPO Witness History
  2. 1904James Joyce sets 'Ulysses' on 16 June.Zie het: Museum of Literature Ireland

Wat te doen in Dublin

  1. 01

    National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology

    Gold, bog bodies and Viking Dublin.

    Dublin2 hours
  2. 02

    National Gallery of Ireland

    Caravaggio, Vermeer and Jack B. Yeats.

    Dublin2 hours
  3. 03

    Trinity College Dublin – Book of Kells

    The book and the Long Room.

    Dublin1 hour
  4. 04

    EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum →

    The stories of 10 million emigrants.

    Dublin1 to 2 hours
Zo kom je er

Op weg naar Dublin

Van het vliegveld naar het centrum met het openbaar vervoer, en daarna de treinen en lokale lijnen naar de musea.

Aankomen met het vliegtuig

DUB
Dublin AirportDublin · Kildare · Wicklow

Reizen door Dublin

Lijnen en dienstregelingen veranderen. Kijk voor vertrek op de site van de vervoerder.

Op de kaart

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Verborgen verhaal

A Caravaggio in a Jesuit house

A lost Caravaggio was found in Dublin.

Lees het verhaalSluiten

For decades a dark painting of the arrest of Christ hung in the dining room of a Jesuit house in Dublin, thought to be a copy. In 1990 a restorer recognised it as Caravaggio's lost 'Taking of Christ'. The Jesuits lent it to the National Gallery, where it hangs today.