There is wheelchair access to the ground floor of NMI-Archaeology, however due to the historic nature of the building there is currently no wheelchair access to the upper floors. Our longer terms plans including addressing this issue. If you need particular access to an exhibition or event being held upstairs please do contact the marketing dept.

The National Museum of Ireland- Archaeology is open from 10am to 5pm Tuesday to Saturday and 1pm to 5pm Sunday & Mondays

I did not see tour guides when I was there. However, it is a small museum and you can easily pursue your own interests by following the printed museum map.

We would recommend spending at least 1-2 hours visiting the National Museum of Ireland-Archaeology

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I have read the other contributors and they are spot on. There are two O'Callaghan hotels that are fine and well located; the Alexander Hotel and the Mont Clare. Alexander is a little more expensive and better. Had I the money then a stay at the Shelbourne would be in order. It is an iconic hotel in the City and was recently the subject of a fly on the wall documentary that showed the character of the hotel and the staff. Dublin is not that big and basing yourself anywhere near the Museum will allow you access to many attractions, restaurants, and pubs.

Hi Carolina. Like what others have said, it all depends on your interests. I spent almost two hours here, but I did not spend much time on some exhibits that I was not interested in. If you examine each exhibit, and item and read all the material it will surely take longer. Also, there is a cafe on site, so it will take longer if you want to grab a bite to eat. I also went 30 minutes after it opened and it was still quiet enough, but as time went on, more people came which made it difficult to see some exhibits and I had to go back when they moved on.

I don't know if there is an elevator between floors. I did not look for one. There is a much to see on the first floor, but I don't know for sure how you'd get to the floor above.

We are the National Museum of Ireland, you must be mixing us up with your hotel. You are more than welcome to visit us while you are in Dublin. Checkout our website for more information. Have a lovely visit.

Hi, check out our visitor information section in the Archaeology field of the website. Select find us and all the direction details are listed. Looking forward to your visit.