Admission to: GPO museum
English / German / French / Italian-speaking guide
Other personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
Free for children aged 0-5
There is no luggage storage facility at the venue
This activity is wheelchair-accessible
Please refer to the venue's official website for more information about PWD accessibility
Larger bag may required for security check
Disabled lifts and disabled toilets are available
Audio commentary is available in English/German/French/Italian/Gaelic
The GPO museum, or GPO Witness History museum, is a historical and cultural landmark in Dublin, Ireland, located within the iconic General Post Office on O’Connell Street. This building, central to the 1916 Easter Rising, symbolizes Irish nationalism and independence. The museum offers an immersive experience, featuring multimedia displays, touchscreens, and videos that bring the story of the Rising to life. Visitors can explore personal accounts from rebels, civilians, and British forces, along with original artifacts such as weapons and documents. The neoclassical GPO building itself bears historical scars, including bullet holes from the conflict. Beyond 1916, the museum delves into Ireland's journey to independence and the evolution of communication and the postal service. Suitable for all ages, it provides engaging activities, guided tours, and educational resources, making it a thought-provoking destination to understand Ireland's past and its enduring legacy
By bus: Take bus line 984 N to the Clerys stop and walk for 1 minute
By bus: Take bus line 40, 120, or 122 to O'Connell St Upper, 279 stop, and walk for 1 minute
By Tram: Take Line Green to O'Connell - GPO stop and walk for 1 minute
By Tram: Take Line Red to the Abbey Street stop and walk for 3 minutes