Cavan County Museum - Ballyjamesduff, Co. Cavan

Adresse: Virginia Rd, Kilmore, Ballyjamesduff, Co. Cavan, A82 YP70, Irlande.
Téléphone: 498544070.
Site web: cavanmuseum.ie.
Spécialités: Musée, Galerie d'art, Musée d'histoire, Attraction touristique.
Autres données d'intérêt: Services sur place, Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant, Restaurant, Toilettes, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi, Adapté aux familles, Convient aux enfants.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 702 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.7/5.

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Le Cavan County Museum est un musée situé en Irlande, plus précisément à l'adresse suivante : Adresse: Virginia Rd, Kilmore, Ballyjamesduff, Co. Cavan, A82 YP70, Irlande. Ce musée est facilement accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec un parking et des toilettes adaptés à cet effet. Le musée propose également un restaurant et une connexion Wi-Fi.

Le musée est spécialisé dans plusieurs domaines, dont l'histoire, l'art et l'attraction touristique. Il est donc adapté à tous les types de visiteurs, des amateurs d'art aux passionnés d'histoire en passant par les touristes en quête de découvertes. Les familles sont également les bienvenues, le musée étant adapté aux enfants.

Le Cavan County Museum dispose d'une page web dédiée, où vous pourrez trouver toutes les informations nécessaires sur les heures d'ouverture, les tarifs et les expositions en cours : Site web: cavanmuseum.ie. Le musée dispose également d'un numéro de téléphone pour les réservations et les renseignements : Téléphone: 498544070.

Ce musée a reçu un total de 702 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4.7/5. Les avis sont très positifs, avec des commentaires sur la qualité des expositions, la beauté du bâtiment et l'excellent service offert par le personnel. Les visiteurs ont également apprécié les facilités offertes aux personnes à mobilité réduite.

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Cavan County Museum - Ballyjamesduff, Co. Cavan

Jesse Johnson

5/5

Fabulous museum. I visited with my son for an external ceramic exhibition and we found ourselves walking through the whole museum and walking thd runs walk on the grounds. Fabulous for a day. We will return in spring to appreciate the museum in full.

Avril Pope

5/5

What a wonderful Museum to visit. Sadly we only had time to visit the replica WW1 Trenches but it is well worth visiting.

PJ O'Brien

5/5

Amazing museum! never seen one like it. so realistic gallery’s and trench and other great antiques!

Marie Jones

5/5

My mum's convent school now a wonderful museum the percy french room has a photo of my great grandad paddy reilly outside is a replica of a ww1 trench cafe inside

Nee Shen Ho

5/5

Waze took me into someone's house, better look out for signboards. Worth dragging the kids on the 1 hour trip from Dublin. Small but well organised museum. Covers history of English occupation, Cromwell's invasion and story of Lough Oughter Castle. Each room in the museum has a specific theme, like life in the convent, artefacts and a lot on the was of independence. A lot packed in a small place. The main attraction of this museum is the replica of ww1 trench. The trench is worth the visit to the museum. We covered the museum in about 90 mins but definitely need more time to read everything.

Mal Whelan

5/5

Fantastic place to visit. Wonderful and informative exhibits of modern irish history and an outdoor representation of a WW1 trench. Took a few hours to get through everything and could have spent more time here if I could. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Will make a return visit before the year is out. (6 stars if I could give it)

Kathleen Simpson

5/5

This museum is an excellent place to spend a day with the family. Our family of 6 were on holiday in the area and happened upon the museum by chance. The children, teenagers, had a great time with the old typewriter and telephone. They enjoyed dressing up and were fascinated with the WW1 trenches. It's a pity they have fallen in on places as it was blocked for public access half way round.

Heather Collins

5/5

My second visit to the Cavan County Museum, and I enjoyed it just as much as the first visit. The WWI Trench Warfare installation was open this time, though only about half, it looked like. It was still interesting and informative about what the soldiers would have experienced in the trenches. The indoor museum is amazingly thorough and two visits aren’t enough to take it all in. This visit the top floor has a new exhibit about the Irish War of Independence, and there is so much history, pain and eventual triumph, though many years before peace.

Here are just a couple of photos of the archeological exhibits that are so fascinating.