James Joyce Tower & Museum
The James Joyce Tower was one of a series of Martello towers built to withstand an invasion by Napoleon and now holds a museum devoted to the life and works of James Joyce, who made the tower the setting for the first chapter of his masterpiece, Ulysses.
Sandycove Point Dún Laoghaire Ireland
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The real draw is the roof, from which you can get views across Dublin bay ! Read more
Small museum , there is possible to go to the top of the tower, to see beautiful seascape. Place where "Ulisses" setting starts. Free admission
The tower is now open everyday from 10 to 16. Admission is free. Don't forget to go to the very top.
Really cute museum . With a crazy view from the top !
The museum is now closed for renovation. It is due to reopen in February 2014.
Mama ng atmosphere and people. Beautiful voews
Until further notice the museum will open by appointment only.
Voluntários prestativos (em inglês) explicam sobre o museu assim que você entra.
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Well worth a visit. The lighthouse display is amazing. - Gareth O'Connor
Really fun and interesting tour leaves every half hour, led mostly by really excellently performed medieval characters with a lot of clever quips. - Stephen Jacob
Great view of the bays - Rory Glynn
Great little beach for kids! Really safe and nice sand for digging. Can be right for space when the tide is in. - Ciarán Lee
