easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate walking on city streets is required
Discover Dublin through Frederick Douglass’ eyes on this intimate 2.5-hour walking tour that explores key city sites where the abolitionist’s activism took shape. Uncover the Irish connections that influenced his fight for freedom.
Explore Frederick Douglass' 1840s Dublin visits!
Explore Dublin through the eyes of Frederick Douglass, who, in 1845, transformed his experiences into powerful activism. This intimate small-group tour visits significant sites from his stay, revealing how Ireland's struggles shaped his fight for freedom, making it a unique journey through history and inspiration.
Explore Dublin through the eyes of Frederick Douglass, who, in 1845, transformed his experiences into powerful activism. This intimate small-group tour visits significant sites from his stay, revealing how Ireland's struggles shaped his fight for freedom, making it a unique journey through history and inspiration.
Plan to be at Parnell Square South at least 10 minutes before the tour starts to ensure a timely departure.
The walking tour covers multiple city blocks on paved surfaces—sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout.
Irish weather can be unpredictable; bring a rain jacket and layers to stay comfortable during the tour.
The route is wheelchair accessible, but assistance may be needed for some sections; bring a companion if required.
Frederick Douglass published his autobiography in Dublin and was deeply influenced by Ireland’s political climate during the 1840s.
The tour encourages low-impact walking and supports preservation of Dublin’s historic cityscape.
Essential for navigating Dublin’s paved streets with ease.
Spring showers are common; a jacket protects you from sudden rain.
spring specific
Draping layers helps adapt to fluctuating fall temperatures.
fall specific
Staying hydrated is useful during warmer months though breaks are frequent.
summer specific