Dublinia facts for kids
Synod hall, the building that houses Dublinia
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| Established | 1993 |
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| Location | St Michael’s Hill, Christ Church, Dublin, Ireland |
| Type | Vikings |
Dublinia is a fun and exciting museum in Dublin, Ireland. It lets you step back in time to explore the city's amazing Viking and Medieval history. You can find Dublinia inside a special part of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, called the Synod hall.
This museum is all about "living history." This means actors dress up in full costumes and pretend to be Vikings or people from Medieval Dublin. They even encourage visitors to join in the fun!
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Step Back in Time: What You'll See
When you visit Dublinia, you will see many cool things. The museum has recreated buildings from the Viking and Medieval times. You can walk through old houses and see what street scenes looked like long ago. It feels like you are really there!
The actors at Dublinia are experts in history. They play the roles of people from the past. They show you what life was like for Vikings and Medieval Dubliners. You can learn about their daily lives, their jobs, and how they lived.
A Look at Dublinia's History
Dublinia first opened its doors in 1993. It quickly became a popular place for visitors. In 2010, the museum got a big upgrade. It was redeveloped to make the experience even better. This update cost about €2 million.
By 2010, more than 125,000 people visited Dublinia every year. It continues to be a favorite spot for families and students. It is a great way to learn about Dublin's past in an exciting way.
Explore More
If you enjoyed learning about Dublinia, you might also like to explore these topics:
- History of Dublin
- Early Scandinavian Dublin
- Jorvik Viking Centre (a similar museum in York, England)
External links
- Dublinia's official website: http://dublinia.ie
Images for kids
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A scene showing a Viking burial at Dublinia.
See also
In Spanish: Dublinia (museo) para niños
