14 Henrietta Street museum
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Ready-made walk · Dublin

Northside: Revolution, Tenements and Modern Art

7 stops · ~3 hr · 3.6 km

20th Century

From the Four Courts to 14 Henrietta Street, where a Georgian mansion's story turns to tenement life, and the quiet Blessington Street Basin. Visit the Hugh Lane Gallery and the Garden of Remembrance, then finish at the Spire and the General Post Office, where the Proclamation of the Irish Republic was read in 1916.

The stops, in walking order

  1. 14 Henrietta Street museum
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    Stop 1: 14 Henrietta Street museum

    ~1 hr here

    14 Henrietta Street museum is a social history museum in Dublin, and its rooms carry the story of a house transformed by changing fortunes.

  2. Blessington Street Basin
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    Stop 2: Blessington Street Basin

    ~3 min here

    Blessington Street Basin is a former water reservoir that now anchors this public park.

  3. Hugh Lane Gallery
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    Stop 3: Hugh Lane Gallery

    ~1 hr here

    The Hugh Lane Gallery is an art museum housed in Charlemont House, the mansion built for the Earl of Charlemont in 1763.

  4. Garden Of Remembrance
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    Stop 4: Garden Of Remembrance

    ~3 min here

    The Garden of Remembrance is a memorial garden devoted to people who died in the struggle for Irish freedom.

  5. Spire of Dublin
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    Stop 5: Spire of Dublin

    ~3 min here

    The Spire of Dublin is the gleaming, pin-shaped monument rising from O’Connell Street.

  6. General Post Office
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    Stop 6: General Post Office

    ~3 min here

    The General Post Office is a landmark public building whose story reaches from grand civic design into Ireland’s struggle for independence.

  7. The Four Courts
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    Stop 7: The Four Courts

    ~3 min here

    The Four Courts is a major court complex in Dublin, built in the Neoclassical style.

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