The Little Museum of Dublin is a local history museum in the heart of the city, set in a Georgian townhouse on St. Stephen's Green. It is also known as Dublin City Museum, and it tells the story of Dublin through objects that Dubliners have given to it.
What you will see
The collection is built from donated artifacts and memorabilia rather than a single grand narrative. Displays gather everyday things, personal keepsakes and items from the city's recent past, so the visit feels closer to hearing a family's stories than to walking through a formal survey of history. The house itself, with its Georgian proportions, is part of the experience.
What kind of visit it makes
- A relaxed, intimate museum visit, suited to a few hours rather than a full day
- A good way to get a feel for Dublin's people and places before exploring the streets
- A pleasant pairing with a walk around St. Stephen's Green, one of the city's best-known public parks
Getting there
The museum is at 15 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, in the city centre, so it is easy to combine with other sights, cafés and shops nearby. For current visiting details, you can call the museum on +353 1 661 1000 before you go.
