
Dublin
Bram Stoker’s Dublin
Student, civil servant and theatre lover: meet the Dublin that shaped Bram, with a stop at Oscar Wilde’s corner of Merrion Square.
About 4.2 km / 2.6 miles
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Official EstateExplore on foot
Explore the streets and coastlines where Bram lived, studied and worked, and the places that inspired his fiction. Each walk has a numbered map, photographs and practical notes.

Dublin
Student, civil servant and theatre lover: meet the Dublin that shaped Bram, with a stop at Oscar Wilde’s corner of Merrion Square.
About 4.2 km / 2.6 miles
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London
Walk with Bram from Chelsea to the Lyceum, through the homes, friendships and London places behind his life and fiction.
About 7.2 km / 4.5 miles
Shorter West End walk: 3.5 km, starting at Dracula’s Piccadilly house.
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Whitby
From Royal Crescent to the beach where Dracula comes ashore, then up to the churchyard and Abbey: explore the Whitby Bram transformed into fiction.
About 2.0 km / 1.2 miles
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Cruden Bay
Village, harbour, beach and Slains Castle in one walk, with a shorter option that skips the beach leg.
About 9.4 km / 5.8 miles
Shorter walk: 4.9 km (3.0 miles), skipping the beach out-and-back and including Slains Castle.
Explore the walk →Distances are approximate and exclude time inside buildings. Use public paths, respect private homes and check visitor opening and admission. The Whitby and Cruden Bay guides identify their steeper or exposed sections.
Each guide starts with a Plan ahead box for tickets, optional lunch or tea and a local weather check. The Bram Stoker Estate receives no commission or payment from recommendations or bookings.