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Port 80 doesn’t seem to be open on your server. This is the port that web pages are usually served on. Before installing Wordpress did you install the Apache webserver? If not, you should follow this tutorial first:
If you’ve already done that, did you set up a firewall? In that case make sure you open up port 80. If you’re using ufw to manage IPtables, run:
<pre> sudo ufw allow 80/tcp </pre>