National Leprechaun Museum of Ireland
Museum Gallery
4.2 (3264 reviews)
Family-friendly museum with interactive exhibits telling stories about Ireland's mythical creatures.
2-3, Mary's Abbey, North City, Dublin, D07 X6R6, Ireland
+353 1 873 3899
Did You Know?
Focus on Folklore
Unlike traditional museums showcasing historical artifacts, the National Leprechaun Museum is entirely dedicated to Irish folklore and mythology, particularly the tales of leprechauns and other mythical creatures.
Engaging Experience
The museum offers an immersive and interactive experience, with storytelling, optical illusions, and giant furniture designed to make visitors feel tiny, like a leprechaun.
Opening Year
The National Leprechaun Museum first opened its doors in March 2010, quickly becoming a popular and unique attraction in Dublin.
Storyteller Led Tours
The experience is guided by a 'Seanchaí' (traditional Irish storyteller) who leads visitors through various rooms, each representing a different aspect of Irish mythical narratives.
Highlights from Reviews
• engaging storytelling
The storytellers are highly talented, captivating, and interactive, bringing Irish mythology and legends to life for all ages.
• unique experience
It offers an immersive, theatrical, and non-traditional approach to folklore, distinct from a typical museum visit.
• interactive and immersive
Guests move through beautifully designed rooms with props, sounds, and music, creating a deeply engaging and memorable atmosphere.
• friendly staff
Many reviews highlight the staff and storytellers for their politeness, humor, and ability to set a welcoming mood.
• good for families
The experience is highly recommended for families with children, as it effectively draws kids into Irish folklore and provides an screen-free activity.
