A green marble staircase and dome roof in the entrance hall of the Museum Building
A domed ceiling with mosaic tiles and arched entrances
Up to 150

Museum Building

A Victorian masterpiece

For a filming or photography location in Dublin that looks nothing like anywhere else, the Museum Building is one of the true wow moments on Trinity’s campus. You may already recognise it from recently filmed blockbuster movies.

A little history

Built in the 1850s, the Museum Building is one of Dublin’s finest examples of Victorian architecture, with richly carved stonework inside and out. It is home to Trinity’s Geological Museum.

Quick stats

Max capacity
150
Best for
Filming, photography, receptions

Venue capacities and floorplans

We know you need immediate access to spatial data to map out your event flow. Review our comprehensive capacity charts and download accurate floorplans to start planning your set builds and seating arrangements. Floorplans are available upon request.

Layout capacities

Reception
Up to 150 guests
Choir
Enquire for more details

Gallery

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the Museum Building is available for filming and photography. Our team will work with you on access and timings.

Yes, the Museum Building is available for receptions. To protect its historic porous stone floor, we can only serve clear drinks, such as white wine, prosecco, sparkling water and clear spirits. Red wine, coloured cocktails and other drinks that could stain aren’t permitted.

Wide view image of trinity campus in the evening time with lights on

Check availability for your event

Ready to secure one of the most sought-after conference venues Dublin has to offer? Our dedicated events team is here to answer your questions and guide you through the booking process.

You might also like

trinity chapel with stained glass windows and wood panelling
Up to 300

Trinity Chapel

For Trinity graduates, there are few places more meaningful to marry than the College Chapel.
Explore
old building at night with lights on
Up to 450

Dining Hall

A banqueting hall fit for presidents, poets and professors.
Explore
Fireplace with a large mirror above it in the 1592 restaurant
Up to 45

The 1592

For private dining in Dublin city centre with a touch of history, The 1592 is one of Trinity’s best-kept secrets.
Explore
side view of trinity college dublin regent house chairs in rows
Up to 140

Regent House

Prestige and heritage overlooking College Green.
Explore