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The tour at the Government buildings is really interesting. I went here in 1997 when the friend of my friend was a tourguide here and enjoyed it a lot.
It's all very stylish and modern inside! Plus you can have a look into the office of the Taoiseach, Ireland's Prime Minister.
He has an elevator in his office which brings him onto the roof to the heli-port! Good occasion for lots of Batman jokes ;)
Tours take place every Saturday. The tours start at 10.30 am, 11.15am, 12noon and 12.45pm and approx. 30-40 minutes long. Tickets are free and can be collected from the National Gallery.
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This is one of Dublins' government buildings. Great architecture as I always see in Europe.
I just LOVE Europe with every city that I go to.
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The Government Buildings which opened in 1911. There are free tours available. I just passed the buildings while exploring so can't say if its worth doing or not
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