A multi-media exhibition tracing the evolution of the city from 1170 to the present day with particular emphasis on the development of the civic government.
The story is told through the display of Civic Regalia, including the Great City Sword, the Great Mace, the Lord Mayor's chain and city treasures, which are supported by computer interactives, archive films, models and costumes.
Specially commissioned works of art depict aspects of the city's history.
Located in City Hall, one of Dublin's finest neo-Classical buildings that dates from 1779, this exhibition brings to life the changes in the city over the centuries.
Opening Times:
Mon-Sat - 10:00-17:15
Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays
Last admission 1 hour before closing
Facilities:
Audio guides for the exhibition in English, Irish, French, German, Spanish and Italian. Guided tours of the buildings. Fully Wheelchair Accessible.
Coffee shop and souvenirs available. Baby changing, gift/book shop, toilets.
How to Get There:
By foot: A 5 minute walk from Trinity College en route to Christ Church Cathedral.
By bus: 37, 39, 50, 50A, 54A, 56A, 77, 77A, 77B, 123.
