stunning library off the beaten track, very interesting! the staff is kind and helpful, books and prints on display are really interesting

This library is a little off the beaten track, but still in central Dublin. The speciality exhibition of 'lost' books was fascinating as was the entire library - which we could walk through. Entry attracts a very modest fee which is well worth paying. There...More

Very small, with no photography allowed, but a great chance to see the old books up close compared to the Library Long Room at Trinity College. For just a few Euros, we felt it worth the visit.

This place is a hidden gem and does not have the crowds at Trinity Library. I saw the sole survivor exhibit which was 32 rare books out on display. You can get close enough to the stacks to read the titles. It is right by...More

We visited Marsh’s Library just before our visit to St. Patrick’s Cathedral. It was recommended to us by a local taxi driver. Small charge to get in with our 15 year old getting in for free. While it is not huge, it did offer a...More

Beautiful, little library with a rich history and a few modern twists. Loved it for a short stop on the way to St. Patricks Cathedrale.

This is a very small attraction. A few euro to enter. We were greeted by a very friendly and helpful host who explained what we were going to view. There are about 30 or so very rare books on display under glass cases. Dating from...More