Ireland · AUDIO TOURS
Good audio tours fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Walk Cork City Gaol with a multi-language audio guide, exploring neo-Gothic wings, lifelike cells, and inmate stories, in about 1 to 2 hours.
“Very good experience ! Historical place with a dark past Thank you !”
Explore Kilkenny’s Medieval Mile Museum by phone audio tour, including graveyard stories, high crosses, and family-friendly tracks.
“Excellent museum with some very interesting artifacts. Staff are great and the self guided tour is highly recommended. Archaeological discoveries are fascinating as is the cemetery. Take soon time to talk to staff about other places to see in Kilkenny. Staff will provide you with many suggestions.”
A 1 to 1.5 hour self-guided audio tour in Ireland’s Maria Edgeworth Centre, linking Irish education history with literature.
“Lovely evening and great video very well put together and lovely old videos of the town seeing all the old shops and how some of the old shops sell are around”
Self-guided Galway city centre audio tour with offline maps, key landmarks, and easy pacing from Eyre Square to Spanish Arch.
“Clear directions, engaging guide, interesting stories. Recommend for a nice introduction to this intriguing city.”
A self-guided audio walk through Dublin’s famous squares and landmarks, with sharp stories and clear directions for about 1 hour.
“This audio tour was a nice way to see this little section of Dublin. Very helpful, easy to use! Highly recommend.”
Pick a landmark, or pick a kind of day.
