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National Wax Museum Plus
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The National Wax Museum Plus brings Ireland's past and present to life through meticulously crafted wax figures. Located in the heart of Dublin, this museum showcases a diverse range of characters, from literary giants like James Joyce and Oscar Wilde to modern-day stars like Bono and Saoirse Ronan. Visitors can explore themed zones, including a chamber of horrors, a sports hall of fame, and a room dedicated to Irish mythology. The experience is highly interactive, with opportunities to pose with figures and even participate in a virtual reality journey. What sets this museum apart is its focus on Irish culture and its family-friendly atmosphere, making it a hit with both locals and tourists. The attention to detail in the figures and the engaging storytelling throughout the exhibits ensure a memorable visit for all ages.
Don't miss
- Pose with wax figures of U2 members in a recreation of their recording studio
- Explore the 'Chamber of Horrors' featuring famous villains and creepy characters
- See a lifelike figure of James Joyce seated at a writing desk
- Take a virtual reality journey through Irish history
- Visit the sports section with wax athletes like Katie Taylor and Brian O'Driscoll
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Ways to visit National Wax Museum Plus
You can visit National Wax Museum Plus on your own. A guide mainly adds context, what you are looking at and why it matters, and a tour can add transport or combine nearby sights into one day.
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