James Joyce Centre

James Joyce Center, also known as "Bloom House". Because here not only the furniture of the famous Irish writer James Joyce’s residence in Paris is exhibited, but the building’s gate leading to 7 Eccles Street was once the work of the protagonist of the novel "Ulysses" Opod Bloom residence.

Named after the writer James Joyce, the home of the novel's hero Ulysses, doesn't take much time to visit.

The James Joyce Center, also known as the Bloom House, is the home of O'Pode Bloom, the hero of the novel Ulysses, because the building opens the gate to the 7 Eccles Street. Fans can follow Bloom's day in Ulysses. Visit Dublin.

At Bloom House, 7 Eccles Street 4 in North Dublin, every Ulysses fan wants to visit the city on the basis of Bloom's day in the Ulysses tree.

Bloom House, 7 Eccles Street 4 in North Dublin, is the starting point for a tour of Ulysses. Now the original gate of Bloom House has been collected by James Joyce Center at 35 North George Street, and the house on 7 Eccles Street is said to have a nameplate