National Leprechaun Museum
Twilfit House, Jervis Street, Dublin 1, Co. Dublin, Ireland
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The National Leprechaun Museum is dedicated to small fairy-tale men - one of the peculiar symbols of Ireland.
The museum is located next to Wolfe Tone Square.
The museum was opened to preserve the original culture of the country. Leprechauns are part of ancient Irish traditions. According to legend, the leprechaun is a peaceful creature in green clothes, 60 centimeters tall, who will never refuse to drink and hides pots of gold in the grass.
In the museum you will learn many interesting stories from the life of fairy-tale men, see a rainbow that will show you where the pot of gold is stored, and for some time you can feel like leprechauns, being in the hall where all the furniture is several times larger than real size. At the end of the inspection, you will have the opportunity to paint your leprechaun and also buy souvenirs.