Accessible green spaces in the UK’s greenest cities
Accessible green spaces in the UK’s greenest cities
Recently, a study revealed a list of the UK’s most ‘thriving locations’ in terms of their low impact to the environment. One of the aspects looked at were the number and quality of green spaces in these cities. We think these are an excellent feature to a city and below we’ve compiled a list...
Locations: York, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leeds, Sheffield
Hosting some of the best music acts in the country, Glasgow is arguably Scotland’s best city for nightlife! From converted churches to lofty warehouses, the music scene in Glasgow is unmissable and, if you know where to look, impressively accessible. Here are a few of the city’s best easy-access music venues with tips for booking accessible tic...
Looking for somewhere to stay in Glasgow? Whether you’re visiting for business or for a weekend away, this list of accessible hotels in Glasgow has you covered!
Hotel Ibis Glasgow City Centre
220 West Regent Street, G2 4DQ
Conveniently located 4 minutes from Charing Cross Station, the Ibis Glasgow City Centre ideally located for business trav...
If you’re looking for somewhere to relax and unwind, look no further than these luxury hotels with disabled access! Each one is reviewed or listed on Euan’s Guide, and all of them have wet rooms in their accessible bedrooms.
Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, Oxford
A countryside retreat with a French feel, Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’Saiso...
Locations: Oxford, Glasgow, Edinburgh, London, Aberystwyth, St. Andrews, Whitby
Know where the best spots are in Glasgow for shopping? We have a few ideas thanks to our reviewers who have shared their disabled access reviews on Euan’s Guide! Whether you want to indulge yourself in some retail therapy, or if you are looking for the perfect outfit to wear for a special occasion – Glasgow has an incredible range of shops from...
Whether you’re a local visiting a new neighbourhood or a visitor soaking up the city’s creative districts; Glasgow is jam-packed with unusual and buzzing restaurants! From Vietnamese bike cafes to vegan live-music restaurants and vintage west end social scenes; you won’t be short of accessible places to eat in Glasgow.
Paesano Pizza
Paesano...
Scotland’s largest city has a fascinating history, and museum curators know how to tell Glasgow’s stories in the most imaginative, and often accessible ways! Here are some of the city’s best museums listed or reviewed on Euan’s Guide right now:
Scotland Street School Museum
Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Scotland Street School Museum...
Plush red seats and the smell of sweet and salty cinema snacks are the images conjured when you think of a good cinema. We’re lucky to have reviews and listings of many cinemas on Euan’s Guide, and we even have a few special art deco and independent film theatres to explore! One cinema has impressed reviewers on Euan’s Guide with its attention...
After another successful Unlimited Festival at Southbank Centre earlier this month, the UK’s biggest showcase of work by disabled artists comes to Scotland for the very first time! From 15-25 September works supported by the Unlimited Commissioning programme (administered by Shape and Artsadmin) along with a host of other work will be on at Glas...
Festival season is about to get much more exciting as Lonely Planet author Martin Heng gets ready to reveal the next two guides in the AccessFest 2016 campaign. The first in the series was published last month featuring accessible places to eat, drink, sleep and explore in Brighton, home to dozens of festivals including the Brighton Fringe. Ne...
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