Expert-led Dublin Literature Tour: From Joyce To Yeats
What your day looks like
Stroll through the enchanting streets of Dublin in this walking tour with our expert guide, exploring the city's rich literary heritage. This three-hour tour immerses you in the lives of iconic writers such as James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, W.B. Yeats, and Oscar Wilde. Beginning at Merrion Square, we delve into the cultural heart of Dublin, discussing how the city’s religious and social fabric shaped these literary giants. Our journey includes visits to the National Library and Trinity College, where the writers' social circles and favorite haunts come alive. Along the way, we’ll explore significant sites from Joyce’s Ulysses, including the hotel where he met his wife, Nora Barnacle. No tickets are required for the sites visited.
The experience, in brief
- Learn about the literary heritage of Dublin in this walking tour with a local historian
- Follow in the footsteps of Dublin's most illustrious writers
- Explore significant sites from Joyce’s Ulysses
Your day, step by step
Dublin
City/Town Tour at Merrion Square.
Dublin
Sightseeing at National Library of Ireland.
What to know before booking
Included
Sightseeing opportunities Expert guide
Not Included
Tips and gratuity
What to Bring
Cash Camera Sunglasses Sunscreen & Hat Bag for Essentials Passport required Comfortable clothing and footwear
Meeting & Pickup
10 Merrion Square W, Dublin, Ireland You will meet your expert guide in front of the Main entrance to the National Gallery of Ireland. The address is Merrion Square W, Dublin 2, Ireland. Please note, there are two entrances to the gallery, you will need the one on Merrion Square West. The Gallery is less than ten minutes on foot from St Stephen’s Green, Grafton Street and Trinity College.
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Automatic
What travelers are saying
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The tour gave us a visual picture of Joyce's Dublin sprinkled with sites highlighting a few other famous Irish authors and play writes ( all of which can be supplemented at the MOLI museum)...the tour guide Jim Dempsey was extremely knowledgeable and amusing at times and a natural story teller... proud of his city...I think of him as the Woody Allen of Dublin.