Family attractions in Dublin
Take the stress out of a family visit to Dublin by booking one of our family rooms. Located in the heart of Dublin City, Trinity City Hotel is the perfect base for visiting the top family attractions.
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Please note that opening times of individual attractions and venues may vary, in light of the current situation with Covid-19. For the most up-to-date information regarding opening times and ticket prices, please refer to the individual website of these attractions.
Dublin Zoo and Phoenix Park
Re-opened to the public on June 2nd
Dublin Zoo is an obvious choice – you can spend few hours or a whole day wandering around. Get in early to see animal feeding times – the zoo-keepers are a great source of information and your kids will absolutely love them! The African Plains is a great addition to the Zoo, and seeing the animals up close is really exciting for the kids.
Dublinia
Re-opened to the public on June 29th
Learn about Dublin’s past, and how we have all been influenced by the Viking and Medieval eras, with magnificent artefacts on display - including those found at the famous Wood Quay excavations. Finish your visit by climbing an original medieval tower, a 96 step climb to the top, where you can see spectacular views of the city.
The National Wax Museum
Re-opened to the public on June 29th
The National Wax Museum Plus offers a museum experience unlike any other - whether you are young or old, a culture vulture or fun-seeker - The National Wax Museum Plus is the ultimate entertainment experience for all.
WALKING TOURS
Take the opportunity to unlock the treasures and stories of Ireland’s capital city with free self-guided Dublin discovery walking trails. Let magical tales of the city's colourful past weave their spell as you wander from trail to trail, each one accessible when you download the Dublin Discovery Trails App.
AIRFIELD ESTATE
Re-opened to the public on June 10th
This working farm allows guests of all ages to learn about food, farming and nature in a relaxed urban setting in Dundrum. Kids can explore at Naturescape with an interactive play area for 4-12 year olds, which is located in the woodland walk area.
RAINFOREST ADVENTURE GOLF
Re-opened to the public on June 29th
A LUAS ride away from city centre, this mini-golf centre is located in Dundrum Town Centre. Mini-golf set in a rainforest? Sounds amazing and your kids will love it!
AquaZone at the National Aquatic Centre
Please note this attraction is currently closed
This is like an underwater playground for kids: there's a pirate ship and wave pool as well as a few water slides, so there's plenty of things to do. There are few great grown-up slides as well, so parents can swap on the babysitting duty and try really cool rides in the meantime!
Awesome Walls
Please note this attraction is currently closed
Awesome Walls Dublin is one of the largest indoor climbing centres in Europe. With over 2000 square metres of dedicated climbing surface, more than 1000 square meters of bouldering, 18m lead walls and ~ 250 climbing routes; there really is something fun and challenging for everybody to try.
