Dublin walking routes — 30 editor-picked walks with maps and what’s on
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walking dublin
30 routes — editor-walked, or clearly flagged until they are.
Dublin rewards walking more than most capitals its size — Portobello's canal, the Liberties' medieval lanes, and the Joycean sea air at Sandycove.
Dublin is small enough to cross on foot and contrary enough to reward it. Stoneybatter still behaves like the village it was, a few streets and a world away from the Georgian order of Merrion Square. Follow the Liffey east to Grand Canal Dock, or take the DART out to Howth and walk until the city runs out of land.
No leaderboards, no algorithm — just the walks the editor thought were worth your time, with notes on what to actually look at along the way.
Browse Dublin by area.
Each neighbourhood gets its own page with every walk that runs through it. Useful if you already know where you want to be.
- Ballsbridge→
- Clontarf / North Bull Island→
- College Green→
- Dalkey / Killiney→
- Docklands / Grand Canal Dock→
- Drumcondra→
- Dún Laoghaire→
- Georgian Core→
- Glasnevin→
- Grafton Street→
- Henrietta Street→
- Howth→
- Kilmainham→
- Medieval Quarter→
- Mountjoy Square→
- North Strand / Drumcondra→
- O'Connell Street→
- Parnell Square→
- Phoenix Park→
- Portobello→
- Portobello / Baggot Street→
- Ranelagh→
- Sandycove→
- Sandymount→
- Smithfield→
- Stoneybatter→
- Temple Bar→
- The Liberties→
- The Quays→
- Wood Quay→