The Grangegorman Development Agency presents a walking tour of the Grangegorman site; stopping along the way to take in all aspects of this major social and urban renewal project of 30ha of publicly-owned land; revealing a new part of Dublin’s north inner city.

Explore how the Grangegorman Masterplan was formed, where we are now and what’s still to come for Grangegorman.

Starting from Broadstone Plaza, the tour moves past historic 19th century buildings interspersed with their modern contemporary counterparts before looping back to finish outside the iconic Clock Tower building on Grangegorman Lower.

Places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment.

The meeting point: Broadstone Plaza benches next to the Luas Stop

Pre-Book Only

Wheelchair accessible
Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs welcome
Prams/buggies permitted

Grangegorman is well served by public transport and we encourage visitors to take sustainable transport where possible. There is accessible parking for blue badge holders on site. Parking is limited pay and display around Grangegorman. The closest car park is the Q-Park in Smithfield, 15 minutes walk away.

This is an outdoor event, following a mix of paved, gravel and tarmac paths. Alternative, accessible routes are available to avoid any steps. There is likely to be some uneven terrain across the tour route. Benches are available across the tour route.