Accessible City Tours for Paraplegic Travelers

Accessible City Tours for Paraplegic Travelers

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Posted Wed 7 Jun 2023 8:43 PM
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A Party of Two, one abled are asking if any one know or operates Historical Site tours in and around Dublin?  The Heritage site has many sites listed as accessible ( only the abled will venture up close to the site). We would like a 3 to 4 hour tour in Bus or Van with lift to 2 to 4 Sites.
if you have some names or emails, this would be fantastic.
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Hi Eric, 

There are many historical sites that have accessible tour options such as Dublin Castle, Kilmainham Gaol, and Glasnevin Cemetery Museum. Sage Travelling has compiled a list of accessible driving tours that also may be of interest to you. 

Let me know if you have any other questions. 

Cathaoir


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