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GPO Witness History Museum
Explore the Easter Rising from the building that became its headquarters. The GPO Museum combines objects, film and interactive interpretation beneath a working Dublin landmark.
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heritage · 0.1 km
Explore the Easter Rising from the building that became its headquarters. The GPO Museum combines objects, film and interactive interpretation beneath a working Dublin landmark.
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city · 0.3 km
Explore Temple Bar as a small cultural neighbourhood: public art in the lanes, photography on Meeting House Square and a film at the IFI can make a better afternoon than simply following the busiest pub…
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heritage · 0.6 km
See a 1,200-year-old illuminated manuscript, walk through the Old Library's Long Room and decide whether the newer digital exhibition is worth adding to your Dublin day.
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heritage · 0.7 km
One house tells a larger Dublin story: Georgian ambition, conversion into tenements and the lives of families who made their homes here. A guided visit supplies the human context.
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heritage · 0.8 km
Christ Church combines a working Anglican cathedral with a medieval crypt, tiled floors and layers of Dublin history. Visit for architecture and objects, or attend worship for a different experience.
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attraction · 0.8 km
Rowan Gillespie’s public sculpture on Custom House Quay, a place for reflection on famine and emigration.
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53.34847, -6.26274 · Reference point; confirm the correct entrance and access. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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Catalogue source-check date: 2026-08-30. Page assembled 14 October 2026.