National Print Museum: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour

The National Print Museum tour offers a fascinating look into the history of printing in Dublin, from the invention of the printing press in 1439 by Gutenberg to modern-day techniques. You’ll see historical documents like the Proclamation of 1916 and gain insight into the profound impact printing has had on history. Plus, you can take part in a hands-on activity by creating your name using moveable type and pressing your own poster!

Your entry ticket includes access to the National Print Museum and a guided tour. You’ll be led by a live guide who will provide interesting commentary and answer any questions you have about the exhibits and the evolution of printing.

Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible. The entrance is through the café, providing easy access for all visitors.

To join the guided tour, simply show your smartphone ticket to the staff at the meeting point. Please ensure you arrive at least 10 minutes before the tour begins to ensure a smooth experience.

Yes, during the tour, you’ll have the chance to participate in a hands-on activity where you can create your name using moveable type and print your own poster—a unique and fun experience!

While the museum itself doesn’t have a café dedicated to food, there is a café at the entrance, where you can relax and enjoy a drink or snack before or after your tour.

Yes, you can cancel or reschedule your tickets up to 24 hours before your scheduled tour date for a full refund or to change your visit to a different time.

Yes, it’s recommended to book your tickets in advance to secure your spot on the guided tour. This is especially important during peak seasons when tours may fill up quickly.

Please bring your ID, a smartphone ticket, and any questions you may have about the history of printing. Comfortable clothing and shoes are also recommended, as you'll be standing and moving around during the tour.

The National Print Museum is located in Haddington Road, Dublin. While there is limited street parking nearby, we recommend using public transportation if possible for easier access.