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Fun for all ages

Fun & Discovery for all ages

Bring the whole family to Galway City Museum and explore Galway’s stories together. From hands-on exhibits to family trails and creative workshops, there’s something here for curious minds big and small. Discover history, art, and culture in a friendly, welcoming space right beside the Spanish Arch.

Bileoga Gníomhaíochta

These activity sheets, are English and Irish, are intended for toddlers, teenagers and those in between. Click on the buttons below to download and print the designed materials.

These activity sheets, in English and Irish, may be used in conjunction with your museum visit. Click on the buttons below to download and print the designed materials.

Based on our exhibitions, these colouring sheets were developed with art student, Bláithín Kelly, for younger visitors. Click on the button below to download and print the colouring sheets.

Extend your visit beyond the Museum walls and enjoy The Corrib, Myth, Legend & Folklore Walking Trail.  Download it here or pick up your own copy at the Museum Reception.  Suitable for all ages. 

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Exhibition Collaboration between University of Galway and Galway City Museum develops the first installation of its kind in Ireland A ...

Outdoor Exhibition Una Taaffe and one of her dogs at the Galway Fair, 1989. In the summer of 1988, Suzanne ...

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Explore the stories and experiences at Galway City Museum

Plan Your Family Visit

Make the most of your day together

Find all the information you need to plan a fun, stress-free family day out at Galway City Museum. From parking and facilities to nearby cafés and outdoor spaces, everything’s designed to make your visit easy and enjoyable for all ages.

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Easter Hours

 Galway City Museum will open Sundays, 12pm – 5pm commencing Easter Dé Domhnaigh 5 Aibreán 2026.