Ever wondered where Dublin hides its strangest secrets?Step into a world unlike any other—the Museum of Curiosities invites you to wander through rooms of wonder, where oddities, illusions, and interactive displays provoke curiosity, imagination, and delight. Located at 35 Pembroke Street Lower, just a short stroll from St Stephen’s Green, this living cabinet of curiosities dares you to explore the strange, the mysterious, and the marvelous.Curated by Dubliner and cabaret performer Monsieur Pompier, the museum began as a cult Twitter account that evolved into a physical collection shaped by years of travel, performance, and an obsession with the grotesque, the uncanny, and the overlooked.

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• One, Two or Four Tickets to the Museum of Curiosities Dublin

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This is no ordinary museum visit—it’s a journey into the weird and wonderful. Every object tells a story at the Museum of Curiosities: fragments of folklore, medical missteps, theatrical inventions, or traces of long-lost belief. This hands-on, immersive museum is curated by Monsieur Pompier, a local cabaret performer whose eye for the eerie transforms every corner into a scene from another world.Each ticket grants access to a two-floor labyrinth of strange artefacts, eerie objects and peculiar histories, including a two-headed cow, mummified remains, haunted dolls, sorrowful clowns, weird taxidermy, and objects that defy explanation. You'll also find interactive displays, optical illusions, immersive exhibits and Victorian relics that provoke questions and stir the imagination.Whether you're fascinated by the strange and supernatural or just looking for a unique and memorable experience, this museum blends art, science, history, and the bizarre into one unforgettable journey.

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