Joyce Tower Museum Review

A tower with a history of more than 200 years is the beginning of Ulysses, the most colorful novel in the history of Irish literature. This tower is the exciting Martello Tower, where Joyce began to write the novel. Matilotta was a seaside fortress built to prevent Napoleon's French invasion. A large number of Joyce's manuscripts, souvenirs and versions of his works are displayed downstairs, including translations of languages from all over the world; upstairs, the same as Joyce's brief stay here a hundred years ago. In addition, Dun Laoghaire, the town where the tower is located, is also a very beautiful town in Dublin Bay, suitable for young literary and artistic people to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city and take a day trip to the suburbs easily. Walking along the seaside trail, the Buddha returned to the years of a hundred years ago, the old time it has not changed at all.

This isolated tower does not need to continue to shoulder its incompetent defensive duties, but has become a more and more bright light, shining on the literary road that mankind has traveled forward.

As we all know, when we reach the top of the tower, it feels like life is at its peak, and the whole scenic spot falls down. My feet are almost broken.

It is also called the James House, because it not only exhibits the memorial place of famous Irish writers, but also the gate to 7ecclesstreet, which is very good.

It's interesting. The lonely beach is worth visiting.