Welcome to About Ireland Taxi Tours and Accessible Tours Ireland, where your journey through the Emerald Isle becomes a personalized and unforgettable adventure. Based in Ireland and proudly Irish-owned, we specialize in private, fully guided tours that cater to individuals, couples, families, and small groups seeking an authentic and relaxed way to experience the very best of Ireland. Whether you're drawn to dramatic coastlines, ancient castles, quaint villages, or bustling cities, our tours are designed around you.

The Book of Kells Experience invites you to delve into a world of ancient art and scholarship. Marvel at the over 1,200-year-old illuminated manuscript, the Book of Kells, and explore the stunning Long Room library filled with 200,000 historical texts. Interactive exhibits enhance your understanding of this fascinating period in history.

Accessibility: Fully accessible. Toilets on campus.

St Patrick's Cathedral is a breathtaking example of Gothic architecture, steeped in history since the 12th century. Visitors can explore its serene gardens, marvel at its stunning stained glass windows, and learn about its notable resident, Jonathan Swift. A guided tour offers a unique glimpse into this iconic landmark.

Accessibility: Fully accessible. Toilets onsite.

The An Post, General Post Office is a historic landmark on O'Connell Street in Dublin, known for its role in the 1916 Easter Rising. Its stunning neoclassical architecture captivates visitors, while the GPO Witness History Visitor Centre offers engaging insights into Ireland's postal heritage. This iconic site also features the striking Hibernia statue and continues to operate as a functioning post office.

Accessibility: Fully accessible. Toilets onsite.

Enjoy a stunning panoramic tour that takes you past the elegant Georgian squares, stately homes, and iconic doors that beautifully showcase Dublin’s rich architectural heritage. As you explore the city, you'll be captivated by the intricate details and vibrant colours of the buildings that tell the story of Dublin's past. This leisurely journey will provide you with a unique perspective of the city's charm and history, making it an unforgettable experience for all travellers.

Phoenix Park is a vast green oasis in Dublin, renowned for its expansive landscapes and historic monuments like the Wellington Monument. Visitors can enjoy the company of wild deer and explore scenic walking paths. With a variety of recreational facilities, it's a perfect spot for relaxation and exploration.

Accessibility: Accessible.

Kilmainham Gaol, a former prison steeped in history, offers visitors a glimpse into Ireland's struggle for independence. The guided tours reveal powerful stories of notable prisoners, including leaders from the 1916 Easter Rising. Its beautifully preserved architecture and poignant atmosphere make it a significant cultural landmark in Dublin.

Tickets: Need to be bought as soon as they go on sale 28 days before your tour date. They sell out quickly.

Acessibility: Ground floor is accessible. Toilets onsite.

The National Museum of Ireland at Kildare Street offers an extensive collection of Irish artifacts that tell the story of the nation's rich history. Admission is free, allowing everyone to explore engaging exhibitions, including the iconic Ardagh Chalice and stunning prehistoric gold artifacts. Discover fascinating archaeological findings that highlight Ireland's cultural heritage.

Accessibility: Fully accessible. Toilets onsiite.

Dublin Castle is a historic site with origins in the 13th century, showcasing a blend of Gothic and Georgian architecture. Visitors can explore the elegant State Apartments and the medieval undercroft. The serene gardens provide a tranquil escape, while the Chester Beatty Library features unique collections, enriching your experience.

Accessibility: Almost fully accessible. Viking excavation has stairs. Toilets onsite.

Grafton Street is a lively hub in Dublin, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, where street performers create a backdrop of music and entertainment. The street offers a diverse range of shops, cafes, and boutiques, showcasing unique Irish products. Its pedestrian-only zone makes it a delightful place for leisurely strolls, while its historical significance and nearby landmarks add to its charm.

Accessibility: Accessible.