7 Eccles Street - Home. Where Bloom wakes, cooks kidney, returns with Stephen, goes to bed beside Molly. (The actual house was demolished in 1967; the door is preserved in the James Joyce Centre.)
Westland Row Post Office - Where Bloom collects Martha Clifford's letter under the name Henry Flower.
Sweny's Pharmacy, Lincoln Place - "Sweet lemony wax." Bloom buys his lemon soap. (Still a Joyce shrine today.)
Glasnevin Cemetery - Prospect Cemetery. Paddy Dignam's funeral. O'Connell's grave. The caretaker John O'Connell. "How many! All these here once walked round Dublin."
Freeman's Journal, Prince's Street - The newspaper offices. "Aeolus" with its headlines. (Destroyed in the 1916 Rising.)
Davy Byrne's, Duke Street - "Moral pub." Gorgonzola sandwich and glass of burgundy. "Nice wine it is." (Still open, still serving Bloom's lunch on Bloomsday.)
National Library, Kildare Street - Stephen's Shakespeare theory. "A man of genius makes no mistakes."
Ormond Hotel, Ormond Quay - "Sirens." Bronze by gold. The piano. Simon's song. (The bar is now a pub called "The Ormond".)
Barney Kiernan's, Little Britain Street - "Cyclops." The Citizen. The dog Garryowen. "Love... I mean the opposite of hatred."
Sandymount Strand - Stephen walks in "Proteus." Bloom watches Gerty in "Nausicaa." The tide, the shells, the clouds.
Holles Street Maternity Hospital - "Oxen of the Sun." Mina Purefoy gives birth. Prose itself is born.
Nighttown (Mabbot Street) - The red light district. Bella Cohen's brothel. "Circe." Hallucination and transformation.
The river Anna Liffey flows through Dublin and through Joyce's work - it becomes Anna Livia Plurabelle in Finnegans Wake. "riverrun, past Eve and Adam's, from swerve of shore to bend of bay..."