Accessible Travel Attractions
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Disability-Friendly Disney
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. Visit and experience your own one-of-a-kind, accessible vacation.
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Spitfire Grill, Victoria, B.C.
Close to Victoria International Airport, the Spitfire Grill is an accessible and friendly place with tasty food and a great view of the runway.
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Disabled Bathing in Barcelona
There are at least six beaches near Barcelona which are accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with other disabilities. Details on accessible bathing possibilities:
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Calgary Pengrowth Saddledome
Persons using wheelchairs may find it awkward to reach the Saddledome by C-Train, but once at the door of the 'Dome, the building is generally accessible.
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Accessible Tourism in Valencia
Valencia in the northeast of Spain is a superb destination for disabled or older travellers. Some useful access information for visiting Valencia.
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Accessible Tourism in Barcelona
Barcelona in northern Spain is an excellent destination for everyone, but especially disabled or older travellers. Some useful access information for visiting Barcelona.
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Accessible Tourism in Lille
Lille is only one hour from Paris but it's a different world - smaller, friendlier, and much more accessible for travellers with disabilities.
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Accessible Tourism in Paris
Access to Paris's main tourist attractions for older and disabled travellers and wheelchair users is improving. Some 'Paris by Wheelchair'-style tips:
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Fort Calgary, AB, Canada
Fort Calgary is the site where the North-West Mounted Police built their fort. Over time the city of Calgary, Canada grew up around the fort. Open daily for visitors
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Twelve Apostles in Australia
Australia's scenic Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road can be seen as a day trip from Melbourne or as a stop on a longer journey in Victoria.
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Lake Louise Samson Mall
Lake Louise's Samson Mall is an easy roadside service stop on the TransCanada Highway. Wheelchair accessible washrooms are available at the Parks Canada Visitor Centre.
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Second Cup at Southland & Macleod
The Second Cup coffee franchise has many stores across Canada. The Southland Drive and Macleod Trail shop is a quieter, conveniently-located, accessible Calgary cafe.
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Whyte Museum in Banff, Canada
In the mountain town of Banff, Canada, the wheelchair accessible Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies depicts the art, history and culture of the mountains.
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Botanic Garden at Olds College
Located just a few minutes west of Highway 2 between Calgary and Red Deer, Olds College Botanic Garden is easy to walk, well-designed, with beautiful plants.
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Hot Springs at Banff, Canada
The Upper Hot Springs at Banff, Alberta, Canada offer a low-cost, accessible and unusual experience. The water is pleasant and the surroundings magnificent, all year.
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Calgary's Central Memorial Park
Calgary's oldest work of public art is found in the city's first public garden. A level site with easy access from all sides, this Park is pleasant and peaceful by day.
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Calgary Farmers' Market
For a break from the shopping centre and the usual grocery store, Calgary's year-round Farmers' Market is an accessible indoor market with produce from near and far.
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Ottawa, Capital of Canada
Ottawa is Canada's showpiece. The Parliament Buildings and several major museums are centrally located. Accessibility is a high priority in this easy-to-explore city.
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Dinosaurs in Drumheller, Canada
The Royal Tyrrell Museum is a favourite place for dinosaur lovers of all ages. It is an easy drive of about 90 minutes from Calgary.
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Wheelchairs at Heritage Park
Heritage Park in Calgary has a pleasant, outdoor feel with plenty of indoor historic buildings to explore. Here's some information for using your wheelchair there.
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