Archivo Fotográfico Nacional

Experiencia fantástica: Una exposición interesante de fotografías de tiempos pasados y de la era moderna. Historia visual en su máxima expresión, un deleitoso paseo por el centro de la ciudad.

Experiencia negativa: Sí, es gratis. Sí, está ubicado en el centro. Sí, el personal es muy amable. Pero no tienen tantas imágenes como prometieron. El día que visité, ni siquiera tenían 100 fotos y carteles. La descripción de ellas es terrible. Debes buscar por todas las paredes para encontrar la descripción correcta de la imagen que estás mirando. Pérdida de tiempo...

Experiencia fantástica: I'm going to give this place 5 stars because it was fascinating, free, and centrally located. We tried to go at 10:00 in the morning on Sunday, when the listed hours said it opened, but there was no one inside. We waited about fifteen minutes before wandering off to try again later. We came back around 11:00 and it was open. The woman at the desk told us she had opened at 10:45. So maybe don't visit as soon as they open, but it is definitely worth it. They also have some really cool photo books to view, if one needs a breather from walking around all day.

Experiencia negativa: Very disappointing, the only interesting part is this

Experiencia fantástica: Excellent if not well known tourist spot and for dubliners too, exhibitions don't change too often.

Experiencia fantástica: Free entrance, with some good exhibitions. Wish it was larger.

Experiencia fantástica: The National Photographic Archive of Dublin is located in Meeting House Square in Temple Bar. It houses the photographic collection of the National Library of Ireland, with over 630,000 photographs. The National Library of Ireland’s National Photographic Archive (NPA) is home to the world’s largest collection of Irish photographs. This collection has been acquired through purchase and through generous donation. While most of the collections are historical there are some contemporary collections. Subject matter ranges from topographical views to studio portraits and from political events to early tourist photographs.The NPA is an award winning architectural building. The NPA opened in October 1998. Since then some 50 exhibitions have been hung in the NPA gallery, a number in collaboration with other institutions like the annual PhotoIreland Festival and the Dublin Institute of Technology Graduate show. Exhibitions are open seven days a week and they are free to visit.

Experiencia negativa: Lieu non ouvert aux horaires indiqués

Experiencia fantástica: I've been there twice and it's a very interesting place.

Experiencia fantástica: Excellent curators tour with Carol.. Thank you. The selection of objects and overview of Ireland’s history from 1918 to 1919 is engaging, informative and well worth the visit..

Experiencia fantástica: Beautiful to visit, take you time and walk around the exhibition From ballots to bullets, and explore the newspaper articles and the information provided on Ireland's history to home rule, From Ballots to Bullets, Ireland 1918-1919 At the start of 1918, Ireland was at war – fighting for Britain in World War I. By the end of 1919, Ireland was at war with Britain – fighting for independence. Our exhibition – From Ballots to Bullets, Ireland 1918-1919 – is open every day at our Photographic Archive, Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin. We invite you to share in a selection of events and stories from these two turbulent years as Ireland moved From Ballots to Bullets, with photographs, newspapers, and ephemera from the collections of the National Library of Ireland. Have a look at this one minute taster video... From Ballots to Bullets is a free exhibition, open 7 days (until May 2019): Monday-Saturday 10:00-16:45 & Sunday/Bank Holidays 12:00-

Experiencia fantástica: Very fun and informative! Amazing photographs and stories to follow!! Will defo recommend!!

Experiencia fantástica: Fun, innovative, not too small, not too large. Go check it out.

Experiencia fantástica: Immer einen Besuch wert. Gute Fotos und hoch interessante Informationen.

Experiencia positiva: Exposición es interesante.

Experiencia positiva: Interesting place!

Experiencia positiva: Belle exposition sur la guerre civile. Petit lieu, mais très agréable

Experiencia fantástica: I enjoyed the exhibit about the events of 1916. What a rich and passionate history the Irish have.

Experiencia fantástica: Located in Temple Bar, the National Photographic Archive is home to over five million photos. There are regular exhibitions of archive material showing the places and people of Ireland from the mid nineteenth century to the present. Some exhibitions show archival material alongside contemporary images such as Pamela de Brí's 'Cycling the MGWR'. Free entry and always worth a visit.