EPIC

Visiting EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum? Stay at Pembroke Townhouse, a charming Georgian hotel located in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 – just a short journey from Dublin’s Docklands.

Our peaceful location offers the perfect balance: close enough to easily explore EPIC and Dublin city centre, yet بعيد from the noise and crowds. Guests enjoy elegant rooms, a relaxing atmosphere, and a home-away-from-home experience in one of Dublin’s most desirable neighbourhoods.

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Why stay at Pembroke Townhouse when visiting EPIC?

• Quiet and safe Ballsbridge location
• Easy access to Dublin Docklands and city centre
• Comfortable Georgian-style rooms
• Ideal for couples and cultural travellers
• Personalised service in a boutique setting

Make the most of your Dublin visit by staying in a location that combines convenience with comfort.

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How to get to EPIC from Pembroke Townhouse

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum is located approximately 15–20 minutes from Pembroke Townhouse.

• By taxi: 10–15 minutes
• By public transport: Bus routes available towards Custom House Quay
• By car: Easy access via city centre routes

Our reception team will be happy to assist you with directions or taxi arrangements.

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Planning your visit to EPIC?

Book your stay at Pembroke Townhouse and enjoy a comfortable and convenient base while exploring Dublin’s rich history and culture.

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EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum is an interactive journey exploring how Ireland has influenced the world. Located in the historic CHQ building along the River Liffey in Dublin’s Docklands, it tells the stories of Irish emigrants and the culture they carried across the globe.

Through immersive touchscreen technology, visitors can discover Irish history, heritage, and even explore their own family story at the onsite genealogy centre.

Awarded Europe’s Leading Tourist Attraction multiple years in a row, EPIC offers a unique and engaging cultural experience. The museum is fully accessible and suitable for all visitors, including families.

 

Visit the website for more info

 

Address: The CHQ building, Custom House Quay, Dublin 1 D01 R9YO

Open: Open year round 10am to last entry at 17.00. Late opening on Thursday’s in July, August, September
Closed December 24 - 26.
Average Visit Length: 1 hour and 30 minutes