Theodore Wolfe Tone StatueTall bronze figure against a row of granite slabs at the north east corner of St Stephen's Green. The park entrance is right here, so it works well as a first or last stop with a play break attached.
Oscar Wilde StatueReclining figure in coloured stone on a boulder in Merrion Square park, facing the house where Wilde grew up. The park has lawns and a playground, so children can run between looks.
Apples & Atoms SculptureCurving steel loop of spheres outside the physics building at Trinity College, marking the first splitting of the atom. Open ground around it and easy to walk past on the way through campus.
George Salmon StatueSeated bronze figure in the main square of Trinity College, a short walk from the Apples and Atoms sculpture. Flat cobbles, buggy friendly.
Molly Malone StatueBronze figure with a handcart on Suffolk Street, a short walk from Grafton Street. The best known statue on the route and usually the busiest, with a queue for photographs at peak times.
James Connolly StatueBronze figure in front of a flag, under the railway bridge near the Custom House. A quieter corner of the route, with traffic close by.
Daniel O'Connell MemorialLarge monument at the south end of O'Connell Street, with winged figures around the base that children tend to notice before the man on top. Look for the bullet marks from 1916.
Jim Larkin StatueBronze figure with both arms raised, standing on O'Connell Street near the GPO. Hard to miss and a good one to spot from a distance.
James Joyce StatueStanding figure with a cane on North Earl Street, just off O'Connell Street. Pedestrian area, so it is an easy stop with a buggy.
The Meeting Place (The Hags with the Bags)Two bronze women sitting with their shopping bags at the north end of the Ha'penny Bridge. Low enough to sit beside, and a popular photo stop.