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4.3 (246 reviews)

Bachelors Walk

Walk along the river and visit the historic landmarks

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GPO Museum

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  • Duration: 1h
  • Live guide in English, German, French, Italian
  • Audio guide
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Iain,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
10 Oct 2024
Excellent
Handy having all your entry tickets in one place, easy you download and use , fantastic value for money.
Dublin All-Inclusive Pass
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AMIT,  United States United States
05 Jan 2025
Excellent
Very nice, very detailed exhibit about the 1916 uprising. Thoroughly enjoyed and learned a lot. Recommended.
GPO Witness History Visitor Centre
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Thomas ,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
20 Feb 2025
Average
Lots of artefacts, but if it wasn't for the 17 minute movie then I'm not sure I would have been there much more than 30 minutes in total
GPO Witness History Visitor Centre

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