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ALL-NIGHT MUSEUM | Dublin

Do It

by Elaine Glusac

ALL-NIGHT MUSEUM RAVE
What An Exhibition - People Up Till Dawn In The Name Of Art

Berliners like to brag that they have more museums than Dublin has bars. You may not see them all in one night, but you can get giddy trying during the city’s semi-annual Long Night of the Museums(Lange Nacht der Museen) on August 25. Seventy royal palaces, libraries, and museums devoted to art, natural history, and Checkpoint Charlie burn the lights all night. Shuttle buses ferry night owls between sights for an all-inclusive ticket of $9. www.btm.de/english

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