IRELAND
Ireland's standouts.
The 6 most popular audio tours in Ireland. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Tour Cork City Gaol with an audio guide. See neo-Gothic cells, West Wing stories, and grounds. Plan 1–2 hours for value.
“Highly recommend this place. The audio guide was easy to use and full of interesting information. Allow 1-2 hours to fully enjoy tour, audio presentation and gardens. Well worth booking in advance as gets quite busy”
Self-guided audio tour at St. Mary’s Medieval Mile Museum in Kilkenny. Explore the graveyard, high crosses, and hidden wall art.
“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 self-guided audio tour through the Maria Edgeworth Centre in Ireland, linking literature, education, and 18th–19th century artifacts.
“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”
A self-guided Galway audio walk from Eyre Square to Spanish Arch, with offline maps, easy directions, and lifetime access for $9.99.
“Great comprehensive tour though the city center of Galway. Nice historical facts as well as interesting context.”
Self-guided GPS audio walk at Ireland’s Hill of Tara with offline VoiceMap directions, High Kings stories, and a Stone Age tomb.
“We couldn’t do the audio tour because there was no Wi-Fi and the tour wouldn’t start. I would like a refund.”
Turtle Bunbury’s Dublin audio route guides you from St Stephen’s Green to Trinity College and Parliament Square with smart, funny stories on foot.
“This audio tour was a nice way to see this little section of Dublin. Very helpful, easy to use! Highly recommend.”
