Dublin's Melodies: Poetry & Music Stroll with Live Performance
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Overview
Poetry and Music Stroll Dublin offers a unique way to experience the city's rich literary and musical heritage. This isn't just a walking tour; it's a live performance interwoven with storytelling, bringing Irish culture to life.
The tour takes participants through key locations like Sweny's Pharmacy, famous from James Joyce's "Ulysses", the Oscar Wilde Statue, and Merrion Square Park, each stop providing a backdrop for music and poetry linked to Irish writers and composers. Expect to hear live music and poetry, with cultural and historical context provided through engaging storytelling. This small-group tour ensures a personal and intimate experience.
What's included: Live music and in-person guides to enhance the experience. What's excluded: Alcoholic beverages. It’s a chance to explore Dublin's cultural heart in a memorable way.
Highlights
Live Music & Poetry: Enjoy live performances throughout the tour, bringing Irish culture to life.
Literary Dublin: Explore Dublin's literary history with stops at iconic landmarks related to James Joyce and Oscar Wilde.
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a personal and intimate tour with a small group of fellow travelers.
Expert Storytelling: Hear stories connecting the music and poetry to Dublin's rich cultural heritage.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers enjoy the Poetry and Music Stroll Dublin. They say it's fun, unique, and full of Irish culture. The guide's performances are a big hit, but some wish for more variety in the content.

Customers love the guide's singing and storytelling.
Many visitors say the tour is a fun and different way to see Dublin.
The blend of music, poetry, and history is a highlight for most.
Guests enjoy how the guide connects everything to James Joyce and other Irish writers.
Some find the tour a bit too focused on James Joyce.
A few guests wished for more variety in the music and poetry.
The Journey
Sweny's Pharmacy
Step into the pages of James Joyce's 'Ulysses' at Sweny's Pharmacy, a perfectly preserved Victorian-era chemist. Operating from 1847 to 2009, this time capsule allows visitors to experience Dublin as Leopold Bloom did. Today, it's a literary landmark where you can purchase a bar of lemon soap – made according to the original recipe – and immerse yourself in the world of Joyce, surrounded by the scent of old books and the echoes of Dublin's literary past. It's more than a pharmacy; it's a living monument to one of Ireland's most celebrated writers, offering a unique sensory and intellectual experience.
Oscar Wilde Statue, Merrion Square Park
Pay homage to the flamboyant wit and literary genius of Oscar Wilde at his statue in Merrion Square Park. The sculpture depicts Wilde reclining on a rock, gazing towards his former home. Here, experience a unique blend of art and performance as Wilde's poetry, alongside works by his mother, Lady Jane Wilde (Speranza), are brought to life through music and verse. Surrounded by the lush greenery of the park, delve into the world of Wilde's sharp social commentary and poignant beauty, celebrating his enduring legacy in the heart of Dublin.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes live music and in-person guides. Alcoholic beverages are not included. Participants should meet their guide at the designated meeting point. The tour involves walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended. The group size is limited to ensure a personal experience.
Hot Tip
Many past guests suggest reading a little bit about James Joyce before the tour. That way, you'll enjoy the experience even more!