What is MoLI - Museum of Literature Ireland?

MoLI showcases Ireland’s rich literary heritage with immersive exhibitions and rare literary treasures, including 'Copy No. 1' of James Joyce's 'Ulysses'.

Are guided tours included in the ticket?

Yes, public guided tours are available during select months, providing insights into the museum's history and exhibitions.

Is MoLI wheelchair accessible?

Yes, MoLI is fully wheelchair accessible to ensure all visitors can enjoy the museum comfortably.

What are MoLI's opening hours?

MoLI is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with the last admission at 4:30 PM.

Can I take photographs inside MoLI?

Yes, photography is allowed inside MoLI, but please refrain from using flash and respect any restrictions in specific exhibition areas.

Is there a café at MoLI?

Yes, MoLI has a café where visitors can enjoy Irish cuisine and local wines, surrounded by tranquil gardens.

Is rescheduling possible for tickets?

Rescheduling is not possible for tickets, so please plan your visit accordingly.

Can I visit MoLI with children?

Yes, MoLI welcomes visitors of all ages. There are interactive exhibits suitable for children to enjoy as they explore Ireland's literary history.

Is MoLI suitable for international visitors?

Absolutely! MoLI offers information brochures and audio guides in multiple languages, ensuring an enriching experience for international visitors.

Are there any temporary exhibitions at MoLI?

Yes, MoLI regularly updates its exhibitions, including temporary displays that explore different facets of Irish literature and culture.

Entrance of Avoca Handweavers Mill, County Wicklow, Ireland.

Two persons in front of a billboard showcasing Avoca Handweavers as Ireland's oldest mill, County Wicklow, Ireland.

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Avoca Mill: Guided Tour

Guided Tour

Wicklow
Ireland

Discover the world-famous Avoca Handweavers at Avoca Mill in County Wicklow. Join a guided tour to witness traditional weaving techniques, learn about Irish cultural heritage, and shop for beautifully crafted textiles and gifts.

From

€8

per person

Buy Ticket

About

Start time:

10:00

Duration:

35 mins

Last admission:

15:30

Smartphone tickets accepted

Instant ticket delivery

Wheelchair accessible

Max group size:

Best time:

Morning.

Free cancellation

Free rescheduling

Live Guide:

English.

Audio guides:

German, Spanish, French, Italian.

Highlights

Guided tour of Avoca Handweavers Mill, offering insights into centuries-old weaving traditions.

Experience traditional Irish weaving techniques firsthand, from raw materials to finished products.

Shop for Avoca's renowned woven throws, scarves, and other exquisite textile products.

Discover the charming Avoca village nestled in County Wicklow, known as the 'Garden of Ireland'.

What's Included

Guided tour of Avoca Mill factory.

What's Not Included

Food and drinks.

Instruction

Please redeem your ticket at the retail desk upon arrival.

Cancellation Policy

Full refund available if canceled up to 48 hours before the visit date.
Rescheduling is possible up to 48 hours before the visit date.

How to Get There

Address

The Mill at Avoca Village, Kilmagig Lower, Y14 HN29, Wicklow, Ireland

The Avoca Mill tour invites visitors to explore Avoca Handweavers, a historic weaving mill in County Wicklow. Experience the weaving process firsthand, shop for woven textiles, and enjoy the onsite café.

On the Avoca Mill guided tour, you'll witness traditional weaving techniques, learn about Avoca's heritage, and have the opportunity to purchase beautifully crafted Irish textiles.

Yes, guided tours are conducted in English. Audio guides are available in German, French, Spanish, and Italian.

Yes, Avoca Mill is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring all visitors can enjoy the tour comfortably.

Yes, you can shop for Avoca's famous woven throws, scarves, and other textiles at the onsite retail store.

No, access to Avoca Mill is primarily through guided tours to ensure visitors have a comprehensive and informative experience. The guided tours provide insights into the weaving process and the history of Avoca Handweavers.

The guided tour at Avoca Mill is suitable for all ages. Children under 4 years old can join for free. However, please note that the tour involves walking and may not be suitable for very young children without supervision.

Photography for personal use is generally permitted during the guided tour at Avoca Mill. However, please be respectful of other visitors and the property's guidelines.

Yes, tickets for the Avoca Mill guided tour can be purchased in advance online or at the retail desk upon arrival. Booking ahead is recommended, especially during peak times or for large groups.