Irish Writers Centre

A very interesting and simple place, the writer museum is also very simple, many writers' items are also quite simple, the museum can also see a lot of items, it is also very convenient.

The Writers' Museum in Dublin is a special museum for literary lovers to visit, with the collection of works and manuscripts of more than 20 great literary giants in Ireland over the past 300 years. It is definitely a place for literary pilgrims, whether it is the orange of the museum or the precious manuscripts, it is worth savoring.

Tickets 7.5 euros, free English interpreters are provided. Although the five-story building is only open to the public, there are only two exhibition halls on the first and second floors, and it takes almost an hour to see it. However, because it is all English information, it takes time to study it carefully. Most are pictures and old exhibits. Friends who like literature can go and see.

The Museum of Writers in Dublin, Ireland, is located in the north of the city centre. It is a magnificent 18th century building. Its collection represents the remarkable achievements of the great literary masters of Dublin in the past 300 years. Through their works, letters, portraits and exhibitions of personal goods, it shows the world a large number of literary masters such as Swift, Wilde and Bernard Shaw.

The Irish Writers Museum is very famous. You search for the Writers Museum on Baidu Encyclopedia. The museum is located in the central square of Dublin. There is a ticket, about 5 euros per person. It closes at five o'clock every day. The day I went there happened to be more than four o'clock in the afternoon. Just take a look and come out. Not particularly interested.

The Dublin Writers Museum has a collection of manuscripts from Ireland's famous literary masters. The entire museum has five floors, many stationery manuscripts and life introductions used by writers in the collection, etc. You can learn about the history of Irish literature and art here, it is really worth visiting.

Dublin's Museum of Writers is a very special museum, where you can have the privilege to browse the photos, catalogues and authentic manuscripts of more than 20 top Irish literary masters in the past 300 years, which is absolutely a place for literary enthusiasts to miss.