• James Joyce Statue - Begin your journey at the James Joyce statue on North Earl Street. Simply open Ciceru nearby to start discovering the bronze figure leaning on his cane, Dublin’s most witty homage to literary brilliance.
• An Post General Post Office - Stand in front of the GPO on O’Connell Street and admire its grand columns and statues. This façade marks the spot where the Irish Republic was declared in 1916, with history etched directly into the stone.
• Ha’penny Bridge - Stroll across the Ha’penny Bridge and appreciate its graceful white arch in the open air. This cast iron bridge has been carrying Dubliners over the Liffey since 1816, one step and one tale at a time.
• The Palace Bar - Stop outside The Palace Bar on Fleet Street. Its Victorian exterior hints at the writers, journalists, and debates that once filled this unofficial hub of Dublin opinion.
• Trinity College Dublin - Observe Trinity College from College Green and admire its fortified entrance. The gate, cobblestones, and surrounding buildings narrate the story of a university built as a symbol of power before it became a beacon of prestige.
• Molly Malone Statue - Stand beside the Molly Malone statue and take in Dublin’s most celebrated and least documented heroine. The bronze fishmonger represents folklore, music, and the city’s fondness for affectionate satire.
• Dublin Castle - Discover the exterior of Dublin Castle from the gates and courtyards. These walls once housed British rule and later witnessed the peaceful transfer of power to an independent Ireland.
• Christ Church Cathedral - Appreciate Christ Church Cathedral from Christchurch Place. Its intricate stonework, flying buttresses, and long history are fully visible from the surrounding streets and square.
• The Brazen Head - Conclude your tour outside The Brazen Head. Take a moment to enjoy the pub’s historic façade and riverside location before ending your walk at Dublin’s most enduringly legendary drinking spot.

• Audioguide for each point of interest
• Self-guided tour on smartphone, no app needed
• Available languages: English, Deutsch, Italiano, Français, Español, Português, 中文

• Access offline. Internet needed on your phone
• A physical guide (the tour is accessible on your smartphone)

Discover Dublin at your leisure with a self-guided walking tour accessible on your phone. Receive a detailed map featuring all 9 stops, straightforward directions via Google Maps, and brief audio narratives to enjoy at each site.

The tour navigates through central Dublin, beginning at the James Joyce Statue and concluding at The Brazen Head Pub, while passing landmarks such as the GPO, Trinity College, and Dublin Castle.

Commence at your convenience, take breaks as desired, and explore at your own pace. No groups, no fixed schedules. Audio and text are offered in 7 different languages.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.