Journey Through Time: Discover Ireland’s Ancient Heritage at the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology
Step back in time and explore the fascinating depths of Ireland’s rich history with the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology’s captivating public tours. Throughout July, visitors have the incredible opportunity to embark on a free guided journey, delving into the vibrant story of life in Ireland from the Stone Age right through to the Early Medieval period. This is an unmissable chance for history enthusiasts, families, and curious minds alike to connect with the past through tangible relics and expert insights.
Located on Kildare Street in Dublin 2, the museum is a treasure trove of artifacts that paint a vivid picture of ancient Irish civilizations. The “Highlights of the National Museum of Ireland’s Archaeology collection” tours promise an engaging experience, showcasing some of the nation’s most iconic archaeological finds. Imagine standing before the exquisite ‘Tara’ Brooch, a masterpiece of early Celtic art, or marveling at the intricate beauty of the Ardagh Chalice, both symbols of Ireland’s profound artistic and spiritual heritage.
Beyond these well-known treasures, the tours also shed light on less commonly seen but equally significant discoveries. You’ll encounter perfectly preserved fish traps, offering a unique glimpse into the daily lives and ingenuity of Mesolithic communities. The Bronze Age gold objects on display glitter with the stories of ancient craftsmanship and societal hierarchies, providing a tangible link to a bygone era of wealth and artistry.
Accessibility is a key feature of these tours, ensuring that everyone can participate. The museum is wheelchair accessible, and the tours are designed to be engaging for families with children aged 8 and above, making it an ideal educational outing. There’s no need for advance booking; simply arrive at the Reception on the ground floor, where places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to explore Ireland’s ancient past and witness its archaeological wonders firsthand.
Dates and Times of Tours
Wednesday 2nd July3:30pm
Thursday 3rd July10:30am
Saturday 5th July2pm
Wednesday 9th July3:30pm
Thursday 10th July10:30am
Saturday 12th July11:30am
Wednesday 16th July3:30pm
Thursday 17th July10:30am
Saturday 19th July2pm
Wednesday 23rd July3:30pm
Thursday 24th July10:30am
Saturday 26th July11:30am
Wednesday 30th July10:30am
Thursday 31s July3:30pm
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