National Gallery of Ireland
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Home to Ireland’s largest collection of Irish and European art, the National Gallery of Ireland is one of Dublin’s most popular attractions.
Discover the collection
Founded in 1854, the Gallery houses a wide selection of artworks from well-known artists from Mantegna and Titian to Monet and Picasso. Paintings, sculpture, prints, drawings, photography, archival and bibliographical material all feature, in addition to objets d’art, silverware and furniture.
Admission Prices
Free Admission
Please visit the National Gallery of Ireland for opening hours.
Dining at the Mercantile Hotel
The Mercantile Bar and Restaurant offers an elevated modern Irish bistro experience.
Big on flavour and full of character, the menus reimagine pub classics and bistro favourites. Rich, memorable food and bold cocktails meet the spirit and character of Dublin City.
Staying at the Mercantile Hotel
If you’re planning to visit the National Gallery of Ireland, location is everything.
Situated in the heart of Dublin City Centre, The Mercantile Hotel offers the ideal base for exploring the city’s many attractions. With many landmarks within walking distance, visitors can enjoy the full experience of exploring the city without worrying about lengthy travel times.
After a day spent discovering Dublin’s vibrant and cultural hotspots, guests can return to comfortable accommodation in one of the city’s most convenient locations.
Whether you’re travelling to Dublin for a cultural visit, a weekend break, or a special event, The Mercantile Hotel places you at the centre of the action.
Trinity College is just a short walk from The Mercantile Hotel on Dame Street.
Opening hours vary depending on the attraction or area of the campus you’re visiting. Check ahead before your visit.
Booking in advance is recommended, particularly during busy periods.