Ireland · AUDIO TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 6 audio tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Walk Cork City Gaol with an audio guide, touring neo-Gothic cells, inmate stories, and the grounds, about 1-2 hours at a calm pace.
“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”
Explore St. Mary’s Medieval Mile Museum in Kilkenny with a self-guided English audio tour, including churchyard tombstones and medieval artifacts.
“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.”
Self-guided Maria Edgeworth Center audio tour in Ireland. Follow Enlightenment-era stories, hedge schools, and 18th-century artifacts for $9.
“Just passing after coffee and recognising her name, this is a superbly put together enterprise. It will bring some old memories back to the older folks around our education. The Edgeworth family have a lot to boast about. Excellent ephemera and items of interest. Sorry we had no cash but method of payment might be set up for quieter days?”
A self-guided Galway City Centre audio walk from Eyre Square to Spanish Arch, with offline maps, easy pauses, and clear stop-by-stop stories.
“Clear directions, engaging guide, interesting stories. Recommend for a nice introduction to this intriguing city.”
A GPS audio walk up Ireland’s Hill of Tara, with offline maps, High Kings stories, and a passage tomb stop in about 1 hour.
“If you enjoy spending time and absorbing history within a beautiful landscape, all at your own pace … then this is for you! A very well presented audio, that was not only easy to follow and engaging, but enlightening.”
A self-guided audio story-walk across Dublin from St Stephen’s Green to Trinity College, with offline VoiceMap access and landmark stops.
“This audio tour was a nice way to see this little section of Dublin. Very helpful, easy to use! Highly recommend.”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
