14 Henrietta Street is accessed by Guided Tour only, pre-booking is advised, as we are experiencing heavy volume at the moment.
We officially opened on 15 September 2018, now open Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Tour times
Wednesday - Saturday: 10.00; 11.00; 12.00; 13.00; 14.00; 15.00; 16.00
Sunday: 12.00; 13.00; 14.00; 15.00; 16.00
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Ticket Price
€9.00 adults
€6.00 concession (OAP, student, child aged 5-18)
€20.00 family (up to 2 adults and 3 children)
14 Henrietta Street is on the left side of Henrietta Street as you walk towards King’s Inns, the second door after the turn for Henrietta Place.
Henrietta Street is 12 minutes walk from the Spire on O'Connell Street. It's located just off Bolton Street, adjacent to the top of Capel Street on the North side of the City.
Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, Jameson Distillery and GPO Witness History on O’Connell Street are all nearby.
Luas: Dominick Street Stop is 6 minutes walk; Broadstone stop is 6 minutes walk
Bus: Routes 1, 4, 9, 11, 13, 16, 38, 38A, 40, 46A, 83, 122, 140 all stop within a 10 minute walk
DART: Nearest station is Connolly Station, about 25 minutes walk
Dublin Bikes: Bolton Street bike stand is 3 minutes walk
'Hop-on/Hop-off' Tourist Bus:
14 Henrietta Street is a short walk from the King’s Inns stop on Constitution Hill via Dominick Street Upper and Bolton Street.
There is limited Pay-and-Display parking available on Henrietta Street and one disabled parking bay located at the bottom of the street.
Nearby car parks include:
The Parnell Centre, Loftus Lane
Ilac Centre, Parnell Street
Please contact us in advance if you have any mobility or accessibility issues, to ensure we are ready to assist you to access the building (contact details)
14 Henrietta Street is accessed via Guided Tour only. Our tours take place on the hour from 10am until 4pm on Wednesday to Saturday, and from 12noon until 4pm on a Sunday, and take about 90 minutes. It is advisable to book your tour in advance to avoid disappointment.
As the building dates from the late 1740s with minimal intervention in the structure, some spaces are small and the steps of the original back stairs are uneven and steep. It's advised that you wear comfortable shoes, and perhaps dress in layers, as parts of the house can be a little cold.
For the safety of our visitors, groups must be small, with no more that 15 on a tour at a time.
Our Tour Guides accompany you through three floors of the house and its many stories, told through the walls of the house itself, recreated immersive rooms, sound and film.
We’re looking forward to hosting you and for 14 Henrietta Street to share its memories with you.
