¿Quién mejor para escuchar la historia de Irlanda que a través de las palabras de sus mejores narradores? Situado en uno de los sitios arquitectónicos georgianos más importantes de Irlanda, MoLI celebra el pasado y presente del patrimonio literario de renombre internacional de Irlanda, inspirando a los visitantes a crear, leer y escribir. MoLI es uno de los museos más nuevos de Dublín, con tres plantas de exposiciones interactivas, que van desde cortometrajes originales hasta paisajes sonoros inmersivos. Vea objetos patrimoniales de valor incalculable expuestos al público por primera vez. Con exposiciones giratorias durante todo el año, cada visita a MoLI cuenta una historia diferente, con guías turísticos expertos a mano para llevar a los visitantes a un viaje inolvidable a través de la historia cultural irlandesa. Relájese en medio del jardín Reader del museo, un oasis escondido en el corazón de la ciudad de Dublín y disfrute de algo de comida encantadora en el café del museo. El museo está abierto los 7 días de la semana, de 10:30 a 17:30. Última entrada a las 4:30pm.
Explore el rico patrimonio literario de Irlanda en uno de los museos más nuevos de Dublín. Vea tesoros únicos de la colección literaria del Estado irlandés, incluida la copia original de la mundialmente famosa novela Ulises de James Joyce y manuscritos en exhibición permanente por primera vez. Experimente tres pisos de exposiciones inmersivas de paisajes visuales y sonoros que cuentan la historia de la literatura irlandesa pasada y presente, con un enfoque en el impacto global de la escritura irlandesa. MoLI tiene una combinación de exposiciones permanentes y giratorias. Las exposiciones rotativas para 2023-2024 incluyen: Tinta e imaginación (septiembre de 2023-septiembre de 2024): Presentada en asociación con las Colecciones Especiales del University College Dublin y el Archivo Nacional de Poesía, esta exposición muestra cartas y manuscritos de escritores irlandeses, fragmentos de poetas contemporáneos que leen sus propios poemas y más. Los visitantes también pueden relajarse entre el canto de los pájaros en el tranquilo jardín de lectores del museo o disfrutar de las delicias culinarias irlandesas en la cafetería del Common.
What a beautiful day with my daughter from the coffee shop right through the exhibition. The whole building has such a warmth and the history and authors was so meaningful I would definitely go again and recommend. I had never been before
The exhibitions are wonderfully staged, the experience is moving. Highly suggested - irish/english proficiency needed.
An absolutely beautifully curated museum and collection. Loved how it blended literature across centuries. Appreciated the interactive portions. Felt very inspired to do even more reading after leaving the museum. Genuinely appreciated that the staff let us in even though we missed our ticket time.
Peter was a fantastic guide - incredibly knowledgeable and great anecdotes. The guided tour lasted about an hour and was worth every penny! Would highly recommend.
Superb museum where Ireland’s most iconic writers are brought to life through an immersive interactive experience that captures the essence of the Emerald Island.
Great museum, with an excellent ambiance and very nice staff.
A very interesting, informative educational tour with good multimedia. It had good kids section. I would have loved to see a section on the still living Irish authors who have superb track records in modern literature represented rather than only the historical Irish laureates and authors of note.
Talk about a delightful surprise…we enjoyed our serendipitous first visit so much that we returned for a second, longer visit a few days later. You don’t have to be a Joyce disciple to appreciate this very special museum; in fact, you don’t even have to be particularly knowledgeable about Irish literature! All you have to be is a person who appreciates the joys and mysteries of the creative process. I do have one suggestion: please ask the tour guide to lower their voice and minimize the dramaturgy so as not to disturb the other visitors. Whoever led the tour on 1 July 2026 around 2:30pm seemed to be auditioning for a role in a play to be performed in a massive theatre!
You circle your way through the rooms of an old school; some authors get kiosk-size honor while others like Joyce have entire rooms including interactive exhibits - this seems right. If you love literature, it is worth a visit - you'll pick up something you didn't know or have your memory jogged. I left a star off due to the surface quality of some exhibits, like a room where quotes from authors are on an illuminated screen and you can take a piece of paper with the quote; this type of space was underutilized. I also thought the gift shop would be out of this world but it was so-so.
Loved the tour, some interesting pieces, very close to Iveagh gardens and St Stephens Green
| Tour | Duración | Valoración | Precio | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dublin Museum of Literature Ireland Entrada MOLI | 1–3 horas | 4.5 (42) | $17 | |
 Dublin to Glendalough, Wicklow and Kilkenny Full Day Guided Tour | 9h 15min | 4.9 (6,476) | $53 | Ver |
 Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Wild Atlantic Way, Galway Tour | 12h 30min | 4.9 (14,818) | $83 | Ver |
 Dublin Historical Centre Food Tour with 7 Food Tastings & Drinks | 3 horas | 4.9 (2,191) | $132 | Ver |
 Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, including Wild Atlantic Way and Galway | 13 horas | 4.9 (24,798) | $89 | Ver |
 Dublin to Dunluce Castle, Giant's Causeway and Belfast Day Tour | 12h 45min | 4.8 (621) | $71 | Ver |
 St Patrick's Cathedral, Book of Kells and Dublin Castle Tour | 3h 30min | 4.7 (1,493) | $141 | Ver |