Joyce Tower Museum Review

A tower over 200 years old is the beginning of the most colorful Ulysses novel in Irish literary history. This tower is the exciting Martellota (Martello Tower), where Joyce began writing the novel. The Martilota was a seaside fort built to prevent Napoleon's invasion. Downstairs there are a large collection of Joyce's manuscripts, souvenirs and versions of his works, including translations of languages from all over the world. The upstairs is the same as when Joyce stayed here for a short time a hundred years ago. In addition, the town where the tower is located is also a small town with a very beautiful view of Dublin Bay, suitable for literary youth to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city and relax in the suburbs for a day trip. Walk along the seaside trail, put Buddha back to the years of a hundred years ago, the old time it has not changed at all.

This lonely tower does not have to continue carrying on its incompetent defense duties, but becomes a brighter and brighter light, shining on the literary road that humanity has traveled on.

The tower is famous for its novel Ulysses, named after the writer Joyce, and is of great significance.

It is also known as the James House, because it not only displays a memorial to famous Irish writers, but also the gate to 7ecclesstreet, which is very good.

Very interesting, the lonely fort by the sea, worth visiting!