Instituto Cervantes

Founded by the Spanish Government in 1991, Instituto Cervantes promotes the Spanish language and cultures of Spain and Hispanic America. With over 100 centres across 54 countries, its headquarters are located in Madrid and Alcalá de Henares, the birthplace of Miguel de Cervantes.

Instituto Cervantes Dublin is centrally located between Trinity College and the National Gallery. Beyond language courses, the public can attend a wide range of cultural activities and enjoy access to a library featuring Spanish and Latin American literature, films, music, magazines and newspapers.

Its facilities include nine classrooms, a library and a conference room, creating a welcoming space for learning and cultural exchange.

Instituto Cervantes Dublin is located at Lincoln House on Lincoln Place, and it is easily accessible by public transport. Pearse train station is just a three-minute walk away, while several Dublin Bus routes stop nearby at Pearse Station and Merrion Square. The nearest Luas stop is Dawson Street on the Green Line, approximately a seven-minute walk from the institute.

Instituto Cervantes Dublin is accessible step-free from Lincoln Place through its main entrance. The building features accessible entrance doors, spacious ground-floor areas and an elevator providing access to all floors.

For further information or to ask questions about building access, please email:
cendub@cervantes.es