Ireland · AUDIO TOURS
5 reviewed
The 5 audio tours that come first, in order, with what each one costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top; it is there for a reason.
Walk Cork City Gaol with an audio guide, from neo-Gothic halls and furnished cells to grounds and perimeter walks. Plan 1-2 hours.
“Very good experience ! Historical place with a dark past Thank you !”
Explore Kilkenny’s St. Mary’s Medieval Mile Museum at your pace with a mobile English audio tour, graveyard tales, and family-friendly stories.
“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 audio tour at the Maria Edgeworth Centre in Ireland. Hear about hedge schools and education reforms in about 1 to 1.5 hours.
“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 audio walk in Galway from Eyre Square to Spanish Arch, with offline maps and lifetime app access for $9.99.
“The tour was incredibly easy to download and follow and gave great information about each spot without being too dense. It was great! Will be doing more audio tours in the future :)”
A Turtle Bunbury self-guided audio walk through Dublin, from St Stephen’s Green to Parliament Square, with offline VoiceMap and lifetime access.
“This audio tour was a nice way to see this little section of Dublin. Very helpful, easy to use! Highly recommend.”
