Accessible and Inclusive Tourism

“We want everyone to have a thoroughly enjoyable time here at Beyond the Trees Avondale, so we put measures in place to ensure we provide accessible support throughout your visit. There are dedicated disabled parking bays, age friendly parking, accessible toilets, baby changing facilities, and a Changing Places room. Our visitor centre has been designed to ensure universal design access. We have a sensory garden and Guide dogs are welcome throughout the attraction”

“Our mission is to become Ireland’s leading leisure provider offering universal access for all. We are committed to making all our facilities, services, information, communication, ICT and employment accessible. We have an ongoing accessibility and disability awareness training programme to continuously embed disability inclusion into our culture and we commit to continue to strengthen our accessibility and disability inclusion culture through innovative training programmes.”

“The National Gallery of Ireland is committed to providing access to all visitors. We want to make your visit as easy and comfortable as possible. Pre-travel information is available on the website which highlights the designated accessible parking bays, the accessibility map and social guide. The accessibility map outlines the many different tours on offer in the gallery including, ISL tours and tours for the hard of hearing.”