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Belfast, Northern Ireland

Ireland is delighted to welcome visitors with special needs and reduced mobility, and services and amenities are always improving.

The Guinness Storehouse is Ireland’s number one visitor attraction and excels when it comes to inclusivity. Accessible lifts and ramps, sensory friendly hours, dynamic guided tours, and text, audio and international sign language guide devices are all available on-site.

St Patrick's Close

The magnificent 800-year-old St Patrick’s Cathedral is easy to navigate thanks to ramps and an electric lift at the entrance. Guided tours are free and audio guides are also available.

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Belfast, Northern Ireland

Titanic Belfast is a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in the history of this iconic ship. The space is totally accessible for wheelchair users and offers a multi-sensory experience, with audio guides and sign language visual guides. Guide dogs are also welcome.

Botanic Gardens
Belfast, Northern Ireland

At the Ulster Museum, a sound enhancement system is available at certain locations, along with video description. Most of the galleries are wheelchair-friendly and disabled parking spaces are available.

The stunning Cliffs of Moher in County Clare have accessible parking spaces and a ramp leading up to the cliffs to take in the breathtaking views.

Cashel, TA

From humble beginnings, the buildings atop the Rock of Cashel grew over the years to become the complex of interlocking structures that make it such a marvel. The site can be accessed with prior arrangement for those with disabilities.

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Tralee, KY

Planning a trip to the island of Ireland? Visit ireland.com for more inspiration.