爱尔兰国立考古博物馆

这是都柏林我最最喜欢的地方,里面有很多历史悠久的爱尔兰古董,摆放得井井有条,而且还有详细的说明。来都柏林绝对不能错过!

在这里可以看见青铜器时代,铁器时代和凯尔特人的展品。从泥炭沼中提炼出来的金青铜品收藏和泥沼泽墓都非常漂亮。绝对值得一游,而且还是免费的。把你带回那些年代,你绝对不会失望的。比起英国博物馆,这里收藏的展品没有包含那么多历史时期,但是这里收藏的武器和工具展品也有自己的特色啦,而且凯尔特人的艺术品和人工制品数量很多,也很特别。这种能看到过去古老年代的机会,可千万别错过了哟。

尽管我们没有走遍博物馆的各个角落,我们宁愿把时间多花在感兴趣的地方,很多东西都给我留下了深刻的印象。首先,博物馆本身就很美,从迈进博物馆的第一步起就被深深的感染了。各种展品的布局非常合理,尤其是当你花几分钟看地图的时候。我们参观的区域有爱尔兰黄金, 库务署, 王权和祭祀,绕个弯就到了史前区域,所有的藏品都展现得很完美。4500年前的圆木舟-在加拿大我们称之为独木舟,让你眼前一亮,还有更多有名的展品如十字从, 塔拉胸针, 阿达夫圣杯.如果再又一次的话,我会花更多的时间在这个博物馆。

它并不是很有趣,不过也有其它事情可做,我想还是值得去旅行的,因为它就在国家画廊后面,从一些很棒的爱尔兰商店和圣三一学院走路就能到。

这里是一个很不错的地方,在这里你可以逛一个早上或是下午。里面的陈列品布局精心,让人没有距离感,对于任何一个喜欢爱尔兰历史和文化的人来说,这里仿如天堂。记得一定要来看看哦,是免费的诶!

The Museum has a fantastic collection of historical artifacts with well written descriptions of the time period and meaning of the pieces. The museums architecture gives the exhibits an interesting layout and provides a sense of seclusion that was very peaceful. I recommend having quite a bit of free time to explore!

amazing place would definately go back lovely food and atmosphere........................................!!!

This museum does a great job of highlighting Ireland's history in the Prehistoric, Iron, and Middle Ages, as well as the viking era and more! Several unique artifacts are on display and by viewing the artifacts as well as how certain artifacts have changed over the years, such as tools and jewelry, you really get a better appreciation of history. It was also very interesting to read about the role of bogs and water in preservation.

This was so near our hotel. A good morning viewing the different exhibitions and listening in to the curator's chats to school groups about the paintings. Rounded off with coffee and cake and the statutory trip to the gift shop!

The bog bodies here are worthy of a visit alone! The history here is amazing and worthy of a couple hours (especially since its free!) Closed on Mondays though.

Interesting exhibiton with really old items. Captivating history about Dublin and the battle of Clontarf in 1014. Free entrance as well! You're a fool if you don't stop by this when in Dublin :-)

We were glad to have visited this museum before travelling on to other places in Ireland. Helped us better understand the sites we visited, from Neolithic to Medieval time periods. Showcases items brought from these sites for broader audiences and special care. The building itself is interesting - with carved doors, decorative ceiling trusses and mosaic floors. Good gift shop. Friendly staff.

The museum is free, although a more than reasonable 5 euro donation is requested. Once inside, there is plenty of interest to see, starting with prehistoric Ireland and working up to the middle ages. There is a Treasure room and an Egyptian room and there are special exhibitions, such as the one about the Battle of Clontarf that was being set up when we were there. Items are well displayed and there are lots of easy to read informative panels in English and Irish. Many of the exhibits have been retrieved from Irish bogs and the feature on bog people (many of whom met a violent end) was particularly fascinating. The museum is well worth a visit.

This museum has something for everyone. The gold hordes found the latest book discovered in the bog, and the longboat carved from a single log-well worth the time to see. Also has a great cafeteria for your afternoon tea or more.

The bog men close up was really something to see. The jewelry from the Bronze Age, the gold, lots of neat things to see especially if you are of Irish heritage.