James Joyce Tower and Museum in Dublin, Irland

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Telefon:	+353 1 280 9265
Webseite:	www.jamesjoycetower.com
Adresse:	Sandycove Point Sandycove, Dublin, Irland Glenageary
Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel	890 mSandycove and Glasthule 1 kmPatton Flyer airport bus 1.1 kmGlenageary
Kategorien:	Sehenswürdigkeiten

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Heute	10:00 – 18:00 Jetzt geschlossen
Ortszeit (Dublin)	19:59 Sonntag, 15. Juni 2025

Geschäftszeiten

Montag	10:00 – 18:00
Dienstag	10:00 – 18:00
Mittwoch	10:00 – 18:00
Donnerstag	10:00 – 18:00
Freitag	10:00 – 18:00
Samstag	10:00 – 18:00
Sonntag	10:00 – 18:00

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Claiton M.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Dublin, Republic of Ireland

Free entrance and nice view on the top of the tower.

Davis T.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Irvine, CA

Nice tower. Unfortunately it was closed when I went by (around 5 am). Seemed kind of expensive anyways.

Laura P.

Rating des Ortes: 5
New York, NY

I cannot say enough about the James Joyce Tower. I glow when I think about the out-of-body experience I had on top of the Martello tower, overlooking the eastern coast of Ireland standing where James Joyce stood.
After a quick metro ride from the center of Dublin and a scenic walk along the coast, the Martello tower looms on the cliff in Dun Laoghaire. The tower was the setting of the very first scene in Joyce’s «Ulysses,» to which it owes its fame. The tower is run by Mr. Robert Nicholson, a «Ulysses» scholar and author, and overall good man. He is extremely knowledgeable and friendly, and gave me and my fellow study abroad students a personal walking-tour of Dublin based on «Ulysses.» He has made the museum what it is; well organized and clean to display the true genius that Joyce was.
A must-see when visiting Dublin. You cannot understand the full history of Dublin without Joyce and «Ulysses.»

Dani B.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Fulda, Germany

When you’re down in Dun Laoghaire, the Martello Tower– or James Joyce Tower as it’s called by pretty much everyone– is just a short walk away from Dun Laoghaire centre. As Aoife said, Joyce mentioned this tower in his masterpiece ‘Ulysses’ so if you can’t stomach reading the book, visiting the tower is a great way to experience the James Joyce vibe. It will cost you 7 Euro to get in, but the museum is beautifully done and will show you a glimpse of Joyce’s life– and maybe tell you what possessed him to write Ulysses?

Aoife R.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland

James moved into this Martello tower for a few days with his friend Oliver St. John Gogarty, who is now immortalised in pub form. However, Olly seems to have grown tired of his erudite friend, and expressed this displeasure by firing a gun over his bed while he slept, resulting in James taking his Stilton from the cupboard and legging it.
His brief stay was not unfruitful, however. It inspired the opening of his novel Ulysses; the gun platform with its panoramic view, and the living room inside the tower are still much as he described them in his book.
Now a museum, it houses Joyce’s death mask, as well as photographs, papers and first editions.

James Joyce Tower and Museum

Dublin, Irland