Resources to Help You Prepare and Learn
Whether you’re visiting the Wayfinding Centre for the first time or looking to learn more about accessible transport, our resources are here to support you. From visitor guides and accessibility information to digital navigation tools and virtual experiences, you’ll find everything you need to make the most of your visit.
Preparing for Your Visit
Access Guide
Our access guide contains practical information about the Centre, including accessibility features, facilities and visitor information. View Access Guide
Sensory Map
Our sensory map highlights areas throughout the Centre where visitors may experience different lighting, sounds or smells. View Sensory Map
Visual Guide
The visual guide provides an overview of what to expect during your travel training session. View Visual Guide
Virtual Tour
Our virtual tour provides an opportunity to explore The Wayfinding Centre before your visit, helping you become familiar with the layout, facilities and the work we do.
Learning Resources
The Wayfinding Centre develops and shares resources to support greater understanding of accessibility across transport and the built environment. Explore our reports, guidance documents and educational resources.
Reports & Guidance
Towards Inclusive Air Travel
Exploring the experiences of people with disabilities within the Irish aviation sector.
The Policy Context
An overview of the policy and regulatory framework that informs The Wayfinding Centre’s five pillars.
Inclusive Design Strategy
How can we integrate inclusive design principles into public transport and infrastructure development.
Educational Booklets
Accessibility Features and Challenges of Transport
Common accessibility features and barriers that people with disabilities can encounter when travelling.
View Transport Module Accessibility Features and Barriers Booklet
Advocacy
An overview of advocacy, why it matters and practical guidance on advocating for accessibility and inclusion.
Disability Rights Legislation
A guide to key disability rights legislation and the protections in place to support equal participation in society.
Definitions and Terminology
A guide to disability-related definitions and terminology to support respectful and effective communication.
NaviLens at The Wayfinding Centre
The Wayfinding Centre has implemented NaviLens codes throughout the Centre.
NaviLens is an app that uses your phone camera to help people who are blind or have low vision navigate spaces and access information.
Within the Centre, NaviLens codes are available in common areas to support independent navigation, while the exhibition space demonstrates how NaviLens can be used to provide accessible information and enhance the travel experience.
Download the NaviLens app on your smartphone before your visit to get started. Visit the NaviLens website to learn more.