Visit Glasnevin Museum & Cemetery

    If you’re looking for things to do in Dublin, Experience Glasnevin should be top of your list! Located in the heart of the city, this cemetery offers a unique insight into Irish history. From its iconic monuments to its interactive exhibitions, Experience Glasnevin is a must-see for anyone visiting Dublin.

    Glasnevin, Ireland’s National Cemetery is the largest and most historic burial ground in the country. It is the final resting place of some of Ireland’s most famous figures, including Daniel O’Connell, Michael Collins and Charles Stewart Parnell and  Luke Kelly of The Dubliners. Visitors can explore the cemetery’s monuments and graves, learning about the lives and legacies of these beloved figures.

    Booking a tour at Experience Glasnevin includes access to interactive exhibitions located within the cemetery. It tells the story of Irish history through a variety of multimedia exhibitions and displays, including audio-visual presentations, interactive touchscreens and hands-on activities. There are also guided tours available, offering a more in-depth look at the cemetery and its history, plus you can climb the iconic O’Connell Tower with great views across the city.

    Whether you’re a history buff or just looking to explore the city, Experience Glasnevin is one of the best things to do in Dublin and is certainly something you won’t want to miss.



    Experience Glasnevin Highlights & Education Programs

    Tours and Highlights

    Glasnevin is now a significant destination for visitors, tourists and scholars who wish to learn more of the people and events which shaped the Ireland of today. It is a place of extraordinary social, cultural and historical significance that has earned it the title Ireland’s National Cemetery.

    Education at Glasnevin

    Experience Glasnevin offers engaging educational experiences that are tailored to the age and interests of all learners. Explore over 200 years of Irish history, told through the stories of people buried within the cemetery