This popular museum gives an insight into the long history of Whiskey in Ireland. Here, you will learn about the role it played throughout the centuries and even the manufacturing process at the Irish Whiskey Museum located near Trinity College. Modern and up-to-date, the museum features a variety of displays and exhibits. Tours are offered with a tasting flight of three different whiskeys at the end.

The Irish Jewish Museum chronicles the history of the Jewish community in Ireland, where the first Jews settled in Ireland arriving from Spain and Portugal. The museum emphasizes the importance of education on Jewish history, culture, and heritage. There are also tours that focus on Judaism and the Holocaust. Although small - an expansion is in the works - the Irish Jewish Museum is an extremely important and interesting visiting experience for all children and adults alike.

This museum first opened to the public in 1996. The former soldiers' chapel houses a collection of artifacts from all sectors of the printing industry in Ireland, many of which are still in full working order. Exhibits include a Linotype machine and a Wharfedale printing press, as well as a collection of newspaper pages illustrating styles of Irish typography and recalling historic events. This museum may not be to everyone's taste, but is well worth a visit if you share an interest in the media.