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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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How many places mentioned here have you been to? https://theworldisaccessible.com/5-amazing-wheelchair-accessible-days-out-near-bristol/
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5 Amazing Wheelchair Accessible Days Out Near Bristol – Recommended by Wheel With Us Shane and Marta have submitted this guest post featuring their top five day trip ideas near Bristol, UK, designed especially for wheelchair users. Enjoy the read, … Continue reading
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Looks awesome … except that low tide foot path!
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Well done with this guide! I did the shuttle bus at Stonehenge, but I don’t think I am brave enough for the low tide foot path 😯
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“Travelling to San Francisco alone, without my now retired guide dog Ida, was always going to be different. This wasn’t a sightseeing holiday or a press trip packed with itineraries and reviews. It was a six-day work visit split between two accessibility conferences, with very little time to play tourist.”
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This post may contain affiliate links; by clicking on and buying through these links I will earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you: helping me to keep Blind Girl Adventures running.Travelling to San Francisco alone, without my … Continue reading
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Very disappointing
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Every summer for the better part of a decade, Monica Matheson would take her daughter Jessica to Canada’s Wonderland. But Jessica’s mother says a recent change to the accessibility passes issued at the amusement park could dramatically increase the time … Continue reading
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Access can be this simple. A small ramp, a moment of independence, and a warm welcome. Simple changes like this open doors, literally and figuratively, for wheelchair users, older adults, and anyone who needs a smoother way in.
Here at Accessible Romania, we know all the top spots to visit, where accessibility doesn’t need to be a concern 😉
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I love when countries make the historical areas accessible. It’s more challenging, but so welcoming!
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