The Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum is happy to welcome guests into the backstage of running music facilities. Be ready to immerse yourself in the rock music world in Dublin's historic Temple Bar district of Dublin. The captivating experiences take you through various aspects of a musician's life, from rehearsing and recording to performing on a stage.Creativity in the airWhile on tour, you can access…

Many people around the globe appreciate Irish whiskey for its intense colour and authentic taste. It is now among the most recognisable and much-loved spirits worldwide.While in Dublin, whiskey enthusiasts are looking for the Irish Whiskey Museum or special whiskey tours. Unlike most traditional museums, the Irish Whiskey Museum is not merely about education and knowledge. Can you imagine a…

So why is this place so special? Well, they're calling it 'the people's museum.' I would say they are spot on. A huge part of their collection, over five thousand pieces and counting, has been either donated or loaned by people from Dublin! Isn't that wonderful? It is as if the entire city came together to develop a family album filled with memories and snapshots that represented life in Dublin…

Given its historical significance, the Kilmainham Gaol is a great place to include in a travel wishlist while in Dublin.Dark past of GaolThe end of the 18th century is marked by raising general concerns over awful conditions and much-needed improvements in jails as well as launching campaigns against the death penalty. A new gaol on Gallows Hill was designed by the architect John Trail. In 1796,…