I’m Tina, London Ambassador for Euan’s Guide. I have a mobility disability and walk with a crutch. I live in London and am a qualified London tour guide. Here are 5 hidden gems of fascinating but less well-known places in London to visit if you like history, culture and museums.
London Mithraeum
Photo: Reconstruction of the Temple of Mit...
With summer just around the corner, we’ve put together a selection of gardens, nature parks and trails that lend off-road mobility scooters to visitors! Popular with reviewers, off-road scooters are a great way for disabled people to enjoy the sights, sounds and fresh air of the countryside – why not try one of these places for your next adventu...
5 accessible self-catering cottages for a summer break
Elderburn Lodges, St. Andrews
If you are going to explore Fife, St. Andrews a great place to start! Elderburn Lodges has a 5-star rating on Euan’s Guide for how spacious, clean and comfortable the accessible cottage is. A reviewer visited with a powerchair user had this to say: “We have already booked again for august this year so that...
Locations: St. Andrews, Lymington, Cromer, Hambleton, Blackpool, Ballater
Downpatrick and County Down Railway
Downpatrick, Northern Ireland
This heritage railway links the village of Downpatrick to Inch Abbey 3 miles away. A team of volunteers operate steam locomotives on the line on certain days of the month with seasonal trains laid on for Easter, Halloween and Christmas. You can find out when the trains are r...
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
It’s finally spring - if you’re looking for something fun and accessible to do in between painting eggs and eating chocolate, we’ve got a few ideas for you to try!
Celebrate Spring
Gardens become a real treat for the senses in spring – see and smell the flowers, listen to the birds and feel the warmth of the sun for the first time in months...
There’s nothing better than treating yourself to a delicious afternoon tea to catch up with the loved ones or to relax after a busy week. From historic venues and garden settings to quirky restaurants, check out Euan’s Guide’s top wheelchair friendly places to enjoy this treat!
The Treehouse Restaurant, Alnwick
If you’re looking unique and...
4 wheelchair accessible farmers’ markets to fill up your cupboard
Farmers’ markets offer a multi-sensory experience. Not only do you get to replenish your kitchen with tasty food, but the aromas and colours of recently harvested veggies, as well as the lively atmosphere means they’re a great day out. Check out these accessible farmers’ markets for your next food shopping.
Salisbury’s Charter Market
Tuesda...
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...
Following on from our article about UK city breaks, we’re going further afield to look at some European city break ideas! Reviewers love these cities for their diversity, delicious food and accessible public transport to get you from one attraction to another.
Barcelona
With its Mediterranean climate, delicious food and world-famous cathedr...
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