alliejay
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Bamberg: I am impressed!
Over the holidays, my husband and I visited several Christmas markets in Germany. Accessibility is always a challenge in historic places but I would be remiss if I didn’t highlight a fully accessible toilet AND changing facilities at the tourist center in Bamberg. It is so encouraging to see installations like this!
Patty, Accessible Romania by Sano Touring and 2 others2 Comments
That is amazing – especially at a historic place!
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This is wonderful to see!
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Accessible Activities – Colorado
Inspired by @joshgrisdale ‘s post about the California accessible tourism post, I did a quick search for my own state. Perhaps it’s not as impressive as California’s, but there is a list of accessible activities in Colorado which I thought was helpful to…
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Accessible Activities in Colorado for Travelers With Disabilities
Many of Colorado's most popular outdoor attractions are accessible to those who are mobility impaired. Check out these resources to help you start planning a Colorado vacation.
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That’s great! It is too bad there is such good information out there but seldom discovered
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You have to actively search for it for sure. But I am encouraged to see advertisements in “regular” tourism brochures for companies that offer accessible adventures here in Colorado. Normalize disability!
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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Hi Everyone, this is not a travel related post per se, but I thought this would be a good place to share. This is a documentary about the history of the Americans with Disabilities Act in the United States. I think there is a lot of good progress here, but also demonstrates how much work is left to do. Still, I like to remember that part…
Thanks for sharing this.
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Pleasantly surprised by the accessibility efforts at Gyeongbokgung Palace. The terrain was fairly smooth for a historic site and there were several ramps to explore the site.
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Oh wow, that is awesome!
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