National Gallery of Ireland

The National Gallery of Ireland, adjacent to the Rijksmuseum, houses a large collection of Western European painting treasures from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. This art gallery, which is connected by four 4-storey buildings, has as many as 54 exhibition rooms, and divides more than 11,000 works of art by age and region, among which there are many peaks of painting masters such as Vermeer and Monet. do. In 1852, Willem Duggan, the father of the Irish railway, first proposed the idea of holding an art exhibition on the South Bank of Dublin. Throughout the 20th century, the National Gallery has been visited by an endless stream of visitors, and its collection has been continuously enriched and diversified due to its reputation, and until today, it has finally become a feng shui treasure in Dublin.