Opening Hours & Prices

We look forward to welcoming you to the National Famine Museum and Strokestown Park House

Opening Hours

June July & August: 10.00am to 6.00pm
March, April, May, September, October: 10.30am to 5.00pm
Guided House Tours at 12pm, 2pm and 4pm.

November, December, January & February: 10.30am to 4.00pm
Guided House Tours at 12pm only

Strokestown Park will be closed over the Christmas Period from Monday the 23rd of December until Monday the 13th of January.

Entry Prices

You can choose to buy an entrance ticket to either the National Famine Museum (self-guided tour) and/or Strokestown Park House (guided tour). All tickets include access to our gardens and woodlands.

No pre-booking is required for the Museum but it is advisable to book a House Tour.
Members of the Irish Heritage Trust get free access.

Combination Ticket

A self-guided visit to the National Famine Museum, and the estate gardens, and free access to the woodland gardens.

Full Ticket

A guided tour of Strokestown Park House, a self-guided visit to the National Famine Museum and the estate gardens, and free access to the woodland gardens.

Ticket Type	Combination Ticket	Full Ticket
Adult Single	€14.50	€18.50
Child (under 5s free)	€7	€10
Family	€31	€39
Concession/Student	€12	€14.50
Irish Heritage Trust Member*	Free	Free

*Membership card and photo ID required.

Authentic

My wife and I really enjoyed our visit to the house and gardens. We thought it represented good value and was a really interesting day. Niall was an excellent tour guide with insightful and occasionally amusing descriptions of the old house and the original artefacts it contained.

Jarl W.

Well Worth a Visit

We visited the museum first which helped me better understand the history and complexities of the famine. The tour of the house built in the 1840s was like stepping back in time to get a feel for how the upper class lived. If you like history you will enjoy the visit.

John G.

Excellent Attraction

We visited here recently and it is a really excellent attraction. The gardens are lovely and the famine museum well-researched and detailed. The house tour was great – Aidan the guide was very friendly and knowledgeable – allow yourself enough time to enjoy everything. The cafe is also worth a visit – fabulous cakes and desserts.

Geraldine C.