Welcome to our Accessible Attractions Information page!

 

At Accessibility Tours Ireland, we believe that the beauty, history, and charm of Ireland should be experienced by everyone—regardless of mobility needs. This page is designed to help you plan your journey with confidence, offering clear and up-to-date information on Ireland’s top wheelchair-friendly attractions. Whether you're exploring ancient castles, scenic coastlines, or vibrant cultural sites, we've highlighted the best accessible options to ensure a comfortable and enriching experience.

We’re here to support your adventure every step of the way—because unforgettable memories should be accessible to all.

Useful information

🗺️ Official Tourism & Government Resources

  1. Discover Ireland
    • Run by Fáilte Ireland (the National Tourism Development Authority), this site includes accessibility information for many listed attractions. Use the search filter or check individual attraction pages for accessibility notes.
  2. Heritage Ireland
    • Offers details on accessibility at OPW-managed heritage sites (castles, monuments, parks, etc.). Each site page often includes a section on wheelchair access, parking, and facilities.
  3. National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS)
    • For natural attractions like national parks and reserves, check their website for accessible trails, visitor centres, and facilities.

 

Attractions 

Derryglad Folk & Heritage museum  Co. Roscommon,  

Dún na Sí Amenity& Heritage Park. West Meath

Kerry Bog village.  Kerry

Chester Beatty Library  Dublin

Little Museum of Dublin

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum  Dublin

The Book of Kell's Experience Trinity Collage Dublin

St. Patricks Cathedral . Dublin

Dunbrody Famine Ship  New Ross.  Wexford 

The National Wax Museum, Co. Dublin 

O'Briens ferries Doolin. County Clare 

Guinness Storehouse, Co. Dublin

National Famine Museum  Roscommon

New Grange. ( Bru Na Boinne).  County Meath

Cahirconnell stone fort ( sheepdog demonstration Cafe & Gift shop ) the fort has an ongoing archaeology dig so not wheelchair friendly)

The Burran centre . Clare

https://www.theburrencentre.ie/

The Shackleton experience   Athy. Co Kildare

The Smithwicks experience. Kilkenny

 

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