Découvrez le patrimoine imprimé irlandais lors d'une visite guidée de la collection et découvrez comment l'imprimerie a évolué au fil des siècles. Cette visite amusante, factuelle et interactive vous donne également la chance de composer votre nom en caractères d’imprimerie et d’imprimer votre propre affiche souvenir à emporter à la maison! En plus d'une immense collection de blocs d'impression, de livres, de brochures et de périodiques, le musée abrite également une copie originale rare de la célèbre Proclamation de 1916, rédigée par les révolutionnaires pendant l'Insurrection de Pâques, et est sans aucun doute l'une des pièces d'estampe les plus importantes de l'histoire de l'Irlande. Après la visite, vous pouvez également consulter l'exposition temporaire du musée. Les expositions passées comprennent des plongées profondes dans les imprimés politiques, les affiches de théâtre et les dessins d'étiquettes de bouteilles.
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Découvrez comment l'imprimerie, inventée en 1439 par Johannes Gutenberg, a changé le monde. Regardez une proclamation originale de 1916, le document imprimé historique le plus important d'Irlande, et admirez la fascinante histoire de production de l'artefact. Votre guide vous montrera comment l'impression a été faite pendant la majeure partie des derniers siècles. La collection principale n'est pas derrière du verre ou de la corde, mais plutôt un exemple de collection de travail. Interagissez avec cette collection en composant votre propre nom en caractères d'imprimerie et en imprimant une affiche personnalisée à emporter chez vous.
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From Gutenberg to Linotype in one room. Available workshops using historic machines and technology. It's clearly a labor of love. Knowledgeable staff. The tour takes an hour. The shop is tiny / inadequate. I wish they had some books about the machines or the history of printing.
Simply wonderful! Spend at least an hour and a half here if you can! Guide John was enthusiastic and knowledgable… could answer any and all questions, which is rare. It’s really interactive! Free admission for self guide; Guided Tour €5 concession, €6 full price Also delightful lunch/coffee/Tea place attached—everything very fresh and homemade. I will go again when next I’m in Dublin
Jacinta greeted me at the desk and showed me around the historical print machines, offering amazing insight. You will see a replica of the first printing press and hear how the print industry has impacted everyday language with common saying like 'Mind your Ps and Qs', 'make a good impression', 'dab hand' and 'out of sorts' etc. It's about 30 mins walk from Temple bar, but well worth it.
Spent a couple of hours with my kids , they had a great time printing posters and learning from the very friendly and informative staff , high recommended
Fabulous place to learn about printing . The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. Lots of historic printers. And you can learn how to set type and take home a print . Highly recommend it for a visit and the cafe attach to it is excellent.
Very friendly and knowledgeable guide. We had the opportunity to create a type set poster to keep. Many examples of printing presses. There was an upstairs gallery of art posters.
We joined the family tour at the National Print Museum and it was truly fantastic. There are simply no words to describe how outstanding our guide was — fun, engaging, and incredibly knowledgeable, all while keeping everything perfectly accessible for children. The tour was ideal for younger visitors because it alternated short educational moments with hands‑on activities, including printing a personalised poster with each child’s name. This balance made the experience genuinely enjoyable even for the little ones. The museum itself is small, but full of fascinating details and hidden gems, and it absolutely deserves a visit. Although we didn’t try it ourselves, we noticed a very charming little café on site.
I had a wonderful visit to the National Print Museum with my teenage daughter. The guide, Ann, was friendly and full of information. We got to try our hand at printing and using the perforating machine. Addictive. Unfortunately we didn't have time to sample the cafe, but picked up some lovely, unusual presents in the gift shop. A hidden gem in Dublin. Recommend booking the guided tour.
What a fantastic tour. Our guide, Anne, was so informative and enthusiastic and she made the tour for me and a group of friends. We even had s go at some printing while we were there. I'd highly recommend the guided tour
The guided tour was really informative and enjoyable, highly recommend! Our tour guide, Ciarán, was very entertaining and knowledgeable. My favourite part was hearing how many common phrases originated from printing (like ‘mind your p’s and q’s’) and getting to use a printing press myself. Also the cafe was lovely!
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visite guidée interactive de l'histoire de l'impression | 1 heure | 5.0 (67) | $7 | |
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