In Downtown Dublin, Georgia, every corner tells a story. As you wander on our self-guided walking tour, you’ll explore streets lined with buildings that whisper tales from as early as the 19th century. From the grandeur of the skyscraper to the echoes of the railroad that once powered our local economy, Downtown Dublin combines its historical roots with the pulse of contemporary life. Today, this area buzzes with eclectic shops, mouth-watering eateries, and powerful murals that celebrate our cultural heritage and our community’s creative spirit. Grab a beer from a local brewer, snap some Instagram-worthy shots of historic architecture, and enjoy the blend of tradition and trend that makes Downtown Dublin a must-visit for those who love to explore.
Downtown Dublin Walking Tour
Get to Know Downtown Dublin
Walking Tour Highlights
telfair street
Start at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Monument Park, where murals and a symbolic sculpture bring to life Dr. King’s transformative first speech. Book a photo session at Betta Focus Photography, a once-dilapidated building now buzzing with creativity. Don’t miss the historic First African Baptist Church across the street, where Dr. King’s legacy continues to inspire, and make time to relax at Railroad Park by the red caboose, a short walk from MLK Monument Park and First African Baptist Church.
monroe street
First, visit what used to be Magic 98.1 Studios, a 1913 building that shifted from Dublin’s first television station to a vibrant radio studio. Then head to the Ice House, a chic venue transformed from a 1925 ice production facility into a space with exposed brick and a cozy courtyard. Finish at the Mackey, Perry, Prior Building, once a bustling warehouse, now a stylish spot for events and urban living—including Curate Workspace, a woman-owned business and coworking space.
church street
Start at Dublin City Hall, a grand transformation from the 1902 Dublin Academy to today’s city hub with striking marble and white columns. Just steps away, discover Stubbs Park, a gift from 1909, now surrounded by picturesque homes and a place for community events. Marvel at the historic former Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception, built in 1911, continuing its legacy under new stewardship.
west jackson street
Begin at The Stubbs Building, a glance at the architecture from 1952. Nearby, you’ll discover the former Emerald City Drug Store, the historic mid-1890s Crystal Theatre, and more. You can pause your journey to grab a bite at The Mulberry Kitchen, housed in a former bookshop, and continue on to the urban oasis found at Jackson Street Plaza.
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