The Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum Experience

The Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum Experience offers you the chance to step into the world of rock music legends. Explore a working recording studio, see iconic instruments, and learn about the rich history of Irish music. You’ll even get the chance to form a band and play some tunes! Whether you're a fan of Rihanna, Van Morrison, or Def Leppard, this experience lets you walk in their musical footsteps.

The museum is located at 8 Cecilia Street, Dublin, D02 RW82. Situated in the heart of Dublin, it’s a short walk from many other iconic Dublin attractions.

During your guided tour, you’ll visit real recording studios where famous artists like Rihanna, Ray La Montagne, and Van Morrison have recorded. You’ll also tour rehearsal rooms where the magic of rock history unfolded. Plus, you can even form your own band and play instruments—you’ll feel like a rockstar yourself!

The guided tour typically lasts around 1 hour, but you’ll have the chance to immerse yourself in the music history of Ireland at your own pace after the tour. The experience is highly interactive and fun, so expect to be engaged from start to finish.

Yes, the Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum is a family-friendly experience! Kids under 4 can enter for free, but they will need a free ticket. Older children can enjoy the tour, but be aware that the guided tours are only available in English.

Currently, self-guided tours are not possible at the Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum. However, the guided tours are incredibly interactive and led by knowledgeable staff who will walk you through the most exciting parts of the museum, making it a memorable experience.

The museum is open daily from 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM, so you can visit at your convenience during those hours. Be sure to choose your timeslot when booking your ticket to secure the time that works best for you.

You can easily book your tickets online here. Simply choose your preferred timeslot, and you’ll receive a digital ticket that you can show at the entrance on your smartphone.

Yes, cancellation is possible until 23:59 the day before your visit, and rescheduling is also available up to the same time. If your plans change, just make sure to modify your booking before the cut-off.

The museum does not provide parking, but there are several public car parks nearby in the Dublin city centre. The museum is also easily accessible by public transport, making it a great choice for those using buses or trams.