Dublin walking route: Ha'penny Bridge to St Stephen's Green

Explore Dublin, Ireland through a comprehensive walking route covering 293.5 km across the city's most significant areas. This tour connects iconic bridges, historic landmarks, bustling markets, and cultural attractions that define Dublin's character and appeal to visitors.

Distance
293.5 km
Mode
Places
Start
Dublin's Ha'penny Bridge
End
Wicklow Street
Stops
13
Video author
travmap
Updated

Stops on this route

  1. Dublin's Ha'penny Bridge — Cast-iron pedestrian bridge built in 1816, iconic symbol of Dublin connecting the city's north and south quays across the River Liffey.
  2. Strolling Temple Bar Street
  3. Exchequer Street — Medieval street featuring boutique shops, cafes, and traditional Irish pubs offering authentic local atmosphere in central Dublin.
  4. Molly Malone Statue — Bronze sculpture honoring Dublin's famous street vendor and mythical character, a beloved landmark and gathering point for visitors.
  5. Grafton Pedestrian Walking Street — Premier shopping and strolling avenue featuring high-end retailers, street performers, and historic facades in Dublin's commercial center.
  6. Bewley´s Oriental Cafes Ltd. — Victorian-era cafe established in 1840, famous for its ornate interior design and strong Irish coffee tradition.
  7. Drury Street Party — Lively street known for its vibrant pub scene and energetic nightlife atmosphere, attracting locals and visitors seeking entertainment.
  8. St Stephen's Green Park
  9. Oliver St. John Gogartys Pub — Historic pub renowned for live traditional Irish music and authentic Dublin character, attracting both tourists and locals.
  10. The Palace Bar — Traditional Irish pub established in the 19th century, frequented by writers and artists, preserving Dublin's literary heritage.
  11. Dublin LIVE Street Rapper — Street performer providing contemporary music entertainment, representing modern Dublin's vibrant and diverse artistic culture.
  12. Dame Lane and Taverns — Historic lane lined with traditional taverns and pubs offering classic Irish pub experience and atmospheric medieval architecture.
  13. Wicklow Street — Shopping street connecting major Dublin thoroughfares, featuring independent shops and cafes reflecting local commerce and character.

Video on this route

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