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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…
TravelLover, Josh Grisdale and Inaki3 CommentsLooks beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
1Looks 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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tabita replied to the discussion Gerona in the forum Spain a week ago
I’ve been to Gerona and it’s definitely a great spot for exploring Jewish heritage. I agree with Eleonora that reaching out to a local accessible travel agency is a solid option, especially since you’ll be traveling solo with a manual wheelchair. Some guides can meet you at the train station and customize the tour based on your needs, which…
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 🙂
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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