Dublinia (Dublin) Reviews
Newest Review: ... you join this experience you join a time travel, you start seeing and living history, you start feeling like you was there! To enter the museum it's necessary to buy an entrance ticket you can buy for a single visit or combined with a visit to Christ Church Cathedral (another amazing experience). They have different fares for students, adults, and seniors. Once there you'll have access to three different exhibitions in a space ornamented to provide you a wonderful experience. The museum speak for itself. The first exhibition is about the Vikings and you join a Viking ship (litteraly)! The place is ornamented like one and you can see traditio... more
Customer Dublinia (Dublin) Reviews (1)
by - written on 12/07/12 (Useful, 6 readings)
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I went to Ireland about two years ago and stayed in Dublin for a month studying English. Before traveling I read a lot about the country's amazing history and for me the most interesting thing about this city is the presence of two different cultures inside it. The Celtic people who inhabitted it's interior and the Vikings who arrived and stablished in it's litoral. And the city preserves it and tells you it's history very well. In each one of the many museums around the city you can see it. And the most interesting of these museums is Dublinia. It's not a commom museum. It's different. Once you join this experience you join a time travel, you start seeing and living ... Read the complete review
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