We took the #46 bus to Phoenix Park and walked past the zoo and through the park to the Visitor's Center. It was quite a hike, but well worth a visit. There's a little shuttle to Aras an Uachtarain and a guided tour through the reception areas, the dining room, and the Irish president's study. There is a bust and... More

If you’re living in Dublin or visiting, a tour of the Aras is a must. The tours only take place on a Saturday and it is best to double check on Friday afternoon as they can be cancelled if required. The free tickets are given on a first come first served basis from the visitors centre and run from 10:30... More

If you are visiting Dublin go to the Aras. It only opens on Saturday and tickets are on a first come first served basis. The maximum the tour will take is about 30 people. Here you visit the president of Ireland's residence. There is plenty of history and the guides are excellent. The tour takes about an hour and Is... More

the guide was brilliant. so welcoming. so informative. had a lovley way of explaining things. showed us a lot more than what we had been expecting. we got to see the old rolls royce which is currently decomissioned but is probably doing to be reconstructed under michael d.

I was never inside the building but fom the outside it is a beautifully kept white painted palacial type building with tall pillars.

Visited the Aras with an extremely competent guide, who made young and old feel that their questions were relevant. The tour included the State Rooms, Francini Corridor and the Presidents Study. Well worth a visit

we were there to meet with President Higgins, and took afternoon tea with him and a group of senior people, and had photos taken with our Pride of Place plaque. lovely house, great history, excellent hospitality.

The ambience is just amazing. The setting in the Phoneix Park makes it extra special. I would definitely say it is worth a visit.

If you want to know how the other half lives visit here and experience history and grandeur. Well wort visiting and if you can make it an official visit all the better.