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Casino Marino

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254 Reviews

#29 of 512 things to do in Dublin

Sights & Landmarks, Historic Sites, Architectural Buildings

Marino, Dublin D3, Ireland

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4.5 254 reviews

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“office of public works”(8 reviews)

“fascinating building”(5 reviews)

“guided tour”(20 reviews)

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SixFiveLima

Ireland

212

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

A Bit of Dublin History

Most Dubliners have never been inside. Easy to access by public transport as just on edge of city. Guided Tour only cost a few euro & guides have all the history, tall tales & short stories! You'll be finished in a hour, leaving plenty of...More

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Trekkieboots

Dublin,Ireland

11935

Reviewed 4 weeks ago via mobile

Stunning Building

This is NOT a Casino as we know Casino's today!!! Casino in Italian means Small House, It was built in the 1700's as an entertainment house for the 1st Earl of Charlemont. It is a stunning Building and not to be missed if you love...More

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TaraOS2014

Dublin, Ireland

206

Reviewed 2 October 2018

Amazing place

i love this place .. it was a summer house, and the architecture is incredible. Its very impressive place and the tour guides were incredible.

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kimikazie

Mumbai

8711

Reviewed 30 August 2018

WIn or Lose

One of the very few Casinos in Dublin. Not a good one though. The interiors are not good and neither is the crowd. Can be skipped for a London one.

1 Thank kimikazie

pwohara

Chatham, Canada

15344

Reviewed 30 May 2018

Easy Miss

General view - not specific to Casino Marino. There are so many Casino's in Dublin that it becomes bothersome. On every block and all largely empty but have someone out front to entice you in. They are all the same - give them a miss.

3 Thank pwohara

COppieTrips

Dublin, Ireland

Reviewed 16 March 2018

A gem of a building

Great afternoon trip here with teenagers -only takes about an hour to walk around on the very informative guided tour. Guides entertaining with lots historical facts And knowledge of architectural details and secrets . Well worth a visit.

1 Thank COppieTrips

biocellar

Princeton, NJ

1811

Reviewed 27 June 2017

So Special it must be experience! -CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS UNTIL SUMMER 2018

This is probably the last review for a year as we visited Casino on the last day it was open in 2017.... It will be open again in the summer of 2018 and if you are reading this GO GO GO. This is an architectural,...More

3 Thank biocellar

Elizabeth l

Reviewed 14 June 2017

Paradise Postponed

Been meaning to visit the Casino at Marino for almost 30 years and finally made it! Quite outstanding guided tour (I think by Ruth?). Anyone interested in a perfect architectural fusion of form and function should visit this little gem. So many brilliant facets, the...More

3 Thank Elizabeth l

Matsudana

Welwyn, United Kingdom

194137

Reviewed 12 June 2017

Fascinating building, fascinating history, a must-go-to place!

This is a remarkable remnant of eighteenth century Ireland and should be a "must" to experience for all visitors to Dublin. It is described as one of Europe's finest neoclassical temples dedicated to the arts. It has a fascinating history and the guided tours are...More

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billpizzaiolo

Point Pleasant, New Jersey

352108

Reviewed 9 June 2017 via mobile

Among the Finest Neoclassical Temples

An incredible architectural masterpiece of the mid 1700's. It is lavishly appointed with decorative features restored to original condition by the Office of Public Works to Lord Charlemont's design.