Excellent house in very nice district close to the centre and parks. Guided tour takes you from the cellar to the attic and describe the way of living that tims. Separate bells connected with upstairs rooms would alert tell staff and indicate where to go....More

One of my favourite attractions. A mini stately home which belonged to the Beattie family. Thishouse will delight any adult or child

This house museum in next to Merion Square and the National Museum of Ireland buildings. If you have time, it is definitely worth a visit. A little hard to find as maps are not consistent with the location. Hang in there, you will find it....More

This museum closed to the public on Saturday 20th December 2016. It will remain closed until 2020 while the attached building is being redeveloped by the Museum owners ESB.

After watching years for those beautiful Georgian doors all over the Dublin, I was quite excited to see what kind of life has been sent behind them in the early years and this museum will show you that on best possible way. It's like a...More

I found this place great to see very interesting its like a step back in time . I enjoyed the experience

This was well worth the visit. Begins with a video on the original occupants of the house then a self guided tour. Some beautiful pieces of furniture and paintings. There was a small and accommodating staff. It was nice to have a cup of tea...More

I missed the guided tour of the house recommended here, but still enjoyed exploring the beautifully decorated home at my own pace. There are very detailed and insightful descriptions to read as you go through, describing the items displayed in each room and how the...More

My friend and I visited Number 29 after a reasonable length walk on our fourth day in Dublin. My feet were aching and I was grateful of the small cafe within where we had a lovely pot of tea and gluten free cake (my friend...More

If you are looking to experience the lifestyle of the wealthy Irish, don't miss this tour. Our guide was knowledgeable and gave great insight into the life of an Irish family and the responsibility of living in a large home. A peak into the serving...More