City Assembly House

The City Assembly House in Dublin, Ireland, is a historic Georgian gallery and exhibition space, recognized as potentially the first purpose-built art gallery in the UK or Ireland. Established by the Society of Artists in Ireland in 1764, it has hosted numerous exhibitions and served various civic functions over the years, including as the meeting place for the City Assembly from 1791 to 1852. Today, it operates as the headquarters of the Irish Georgian Society, offering a blend of art exhibitions, cultural events, and gift shops, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers interested in Irish art and history.