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This is great to hear. Has anyone been to Seville?
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Trailblazing Seville proves destinations can be accessible to everyone
Travelosophers agent Harry Wales, a member of the Spain For All advisory board, reports on a recent trip to the Andalusian capital
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We just returned from a trip to Spain. I just wanted to highlight how pleasantly surprised we were with accessibility in Logroño. I am a manual wheelchair user and I was very happy to see that several of the underground parking garages had elevators and bathroom facilities.
The curbs/ramps are very well done so that they are almost never…
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Looks beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
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Looks very nice and happy to read the town was quite accessible. Did you visit any other towns/cities such as Pamplona which is quite close to Longrono? Living in Switzerland Spain is always a good option for a holiday. All the best to you 😘😘
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Great job @joanp !
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Discover more in Barcelona | Travel Without Limits
A city of architectural twists and turns, high and lows and spikes and spirals - that is surprisingly accessible and accommodating, Barcelona awaits you.
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Hello,
I want to visit Barcelona this year. I’m a walker user and hope that you can recommend some accessible places for a person like me, or what I should visit due to accessibility, and what to avoid. Thank you in advance 🙂
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Hola! Spain is pretty well accessible, I think one of the most accessible places in Europe. We have been last year to continental Spain and also Canary Islands and I was surprised to see even the smallest coffee shops to have a lift and ramps and accessible toilets. I am organizing holidays there, if you will need any help, feel free to reach…
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Perhaps inspiration for someone’s next trip!
blindgirladventures.com
An Accessible 3 Days in Valencia Itinerary for Disabled Travellers - Blind Girl Adventures
I hope you will enjoy my accessible 3 days in Valencia itinerary for disabled travellers.
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