Incredible place, well worth a visit. An excellent exhibition of rare books, many of which are the only copies extant worldwide. And a very helpful staff.

I didn’t plan to visit Marsh’s library, but I was instantly intrigued by the cute little arched entryway. Inside, the library had a neat collection of books from the 1500-1700’s, about 300 of which are the only surviving copies. You can actually read the books...More

This library is tucked away, the interior is very nice. A little bit of a creepy vibe but definitely worth a look, and worth supporting it's upkeep.

This is a neat place to go for the history but there isn't overly much to see and you can't take pictures except for a small space in the back. They also charge a 3 euro entry fee per person.

The 3 euro fee is SO worth it for peace and quiet and a chance to step back and enjoy study as it used to be. I could have worked here very happily in the pre-laptop days, surrounded by books and friendly ghosts. The only...More

A lovely location right beside St. Patrick's cathedral. I never knew it was there until someone told me about it recently. If you're a bookworm or interested in history this is a must. Some very rare books on display.

This library is near St Patrick's cathedral and one has to look for it. It was the first public library in Ireland and the book collection is old, as are the selves which house the books. Helpful volunteers and staff. Worth an hour of your...More