Educational Tours
Dublin school tours at The National Wax Museum Plus
Give students an educational visit in Dublin city centre with a mix of Irish history, science, culture, music, mythology, and interactive exhibits. The museum offers worksheets and quizzes for different age groups, making the visit suitable for primary schools, secondary schools, transition year groups, and visiting student groups.
History, science, mythology, music and fun
Students can move through themed areas that introduce Irish history, cultural figures, science and discovery, sport, entertainment, and the arts. The visit works well as a city-centre school tour because it combines learning with visual, interactive, and memorable experiences.
Planning a school visit
Before booking, teachers can share the age group, number of students, preferred date, and any access needs with the museum team. Large groups may be split into smaller groups with staggered entry, helping students move through the museum more comfortably.
Language school tours in Dublin
The National Wax Museum Plus is the perfect venue for overseas or language school groups. It is an experience of sight, sound & entertainment which incorporates Irish cultural heritage and popular culture. There are translated sheets and activity work books for visiting Language School Groups. (Available on request)
The museum is a very popular destination for Language School Groups both in Dublin and the rest of Ireland. It’s a great chance for the students to discover Irish history and culture in a fun and educational way. The visual aspect of the museum, combined with audio and text descriptions of each exhibit are ideal for language school groups. It makes it easier for them to understand the content and learn the language.
Translated sheets and activity workbooks may be available on request, so please mention language requirements when booking.”
A FUN EXPERIENCE FOR LANGUAGE SCHOOL GROUPS

Time Vaults Of Irish History
The Time vaults of Irish History offers the visitor a passage through time and the opportunity to explore the various stages of Irish history through a wonderful experience of sight and sound.
Educational tour FAQs
What age groups are the educational tours suitable for?
The educational visit can suit a range of school ages because the museum includes history, science, culture, music, sport, and interactive exhibits. When booking, schools should share the students’ age range so the team can advise on the most suitable visit format.
Are worksheets or activity sheets available for school groups?
Yes. Worksheets and activity sheets for primary and secondary school age groups can be provided in digital format at the time of booking. Teachers should request these when confirming the visit.
Can language school groups visit the museum?
Yes. The museum is suitable for overseas and language school groups because the visit combines visual exhibits, text, audio, and Irish cultural themes. Translated sheets or activity workbooks may be available on request.
Is there coach or bus access for school groups?
Coach drop-off points are available on D’Olier Street and Westmoreland Street, with coach parking on Fleet Street. Schools should confirm travel arrangements in advance so arrival can be managed smoothly.
Can teachers visit before bringing a group?
Yes. One complimentary ticket may be available for teachers or group leaders who want to carry out a research visit before bringing a school group.
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Carol Gilbert-WhitmanTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
So much history and so much to see! Very impressive and definitely recommend!Posted on Google![]()
DimitriTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Sympa comme visite,la partie horreur est super...le personnel est aimable et sympaPosted on Google![]()
Lilla ZsarnoczayTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Amazing experience! Definitely recommend! Go early, so the self-guided tour is as peaceful and enjoyable as possible.Posted on Google![]()
Gary BowenTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Great time and well worth the money