When is Casino Marino open?

Casino Marino is open: Sun - Sat 10:00 - 17:00

What hotels are near Casino Marino?

Hotels near Casino Marino: (0.29 km) Marino Conference Centre (1.62 km) Tinode House (1.51 km) Clontarf Castle Hotel (1.10 km) Annandale Bed & Breakfast (2.01 km) Arranmore House View all hotels near Casino Marino on Tripadvisor

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Restaurants near Casino Marino: (0.39 km) New Mandarin (1.94 km) Taza (0.61 km) Camile Thai Artane (0.62 km) Kavanagh's Marino House (1.16 km) Kennedy's Food Store View all restaurants near Casino Marino on Tripadvisor

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“Architecturally brilliant”

Nov 2019

It's free, parking is on site, the history and story is great, the guides are very knowledgeable and the building its...

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Yobo E

Beirut, Lebanon3 contributions

I was disappointed

Feb 2020 • Solo

Hello. I came here to visit the casino building. I was left perplexed because I couldn’t find the roulette tables. Nice views. Thank you

Written 3 February 2020

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UteBloke

Sydney, Australia813 contributions

Architecturally brilliant

Nov 2019

I think this is a must-see if in Dublin.
It's free, parking is on site, the history and story is great, the guides are very knowledgeable and the building itself is very regal.
The tours run on the hour each hour. they are not rushed and allow plenty of time for questions. The tours point out all the little features such as windows designed to fool, huge doors that are not.
Each room is discussed in detail.
Very well worth visiting.
There are toilets on site but no other amenities.
Well worth your time.

Written 16 November 2019

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Jennifer F

Dublin, Ireland33 contributions

Finally got to see the invite of beautiful Casino at Marino

Oct 2019 • Couples

Aoife gave us a wonderfully entertaining and informative tour about James Caulfield's beautiful summer house, pointing out all the house's idiosyncrasies. The group had young and old and our guide handled questions from all making it accessible to the children and interesting for the adults. The inside is beautiful and it was fun seeing how the architect met the challenge of following Georgian style principles. There are toilets and limited parking. Definitely worth a visit!

Written 6 October 2019

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Alan C

Kildare, Ireland176 contributions

Little house by the Sea

Sep 2019 • Couples

OPW have done a very good job on the restoration and it looks great! Free admission and the guided tour is about an hour and worth a visit.
As a fellow OPW guide myself I found the staff helpful.
This is a little gem, and worth visiting.
It’s near Glasnevin Cemetery and the national Botanical Gardens also.
Enjoyed the visit.

Written 19 September 2019

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IStephano

Drogheda, Ireland166 contributions

A Charlemont gem.

Sep 2018 • Business

Charlemont was a man with many interests. He was in the volunteers of the 1780’s. Also very involved with RIA. The casino showed that he had great taste in archecture. A magnificent neoclassical building. Well worth a visit.

Written 3 July 2019

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Camper819675

Ireland12 contributions

Interesting structure

Oct 2018 • Solo

This is an impressive folly building from the outside. Unfortunately the interior is undergoing maintenance by the Office of Public Works so is only rarely. Worth seeing

Written 21 May 2019

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Vinasaint

Dublin, Ireland43 contributions

How can something that loooks so small be so big?

Aug 2018 • Friends

This is a must see for anyone who loves Architecture, I really recommend a trip, it is not far from the city centre and the richness of what it is, the constant surprises that it yields, so worth the journey. How can something that looks like such a small building have so many amazing rooms, it is like a conjuring trick.

Written 8 May 2019

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Joe McDak

Ireland51 contributions

A Bit of Dublin History

May 2018 • Family

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 time to visit more historic sites.

Written 25 October 2018

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Trekkieboots

Dublin, Ireland592 contributions

Stunning Building

Oct 2018 • Couples

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 Architecture and Interiors. It has been restored to its former glory by the OPW (Office of Public Works).