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A great article on Barcelona accessibility from @joanp
travelwithoutlimits.com.au
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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Very interesting article 🙂
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Excellent news!!
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Looking for wheelchair accessible nature trails or outdoor nature focused activities, wildlife sanctuaries etc in the North East of England please
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I hope you find somewhere Louise
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Hi @WheelieWifey, are you local to the area? I only ask because I hope some of my suggestions won’t be a bit too ‘obvious’. Keilder Forest offers some accessible trails, I know firsthand because when I was a kid I visited a centre there and spent a few days exploring. There’s also the Rising Sun Country Park in Benton which I love and…
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Most & Least accessible cities in the world? (In your experience of course)
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I was really impressed with Singapore as all of the transportation was accessible and you didn’t need to get staff help.
For worst… any place with cobblestones! 😱
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Sydney is pretty good.
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