MOSHIMO is a premier Japanese and sushi restaurant situated in Bartholomew Square in the heart of the historic Brighton Lanes. This award winning venue is housed in a striking building inspired by traditional Japanese shoji screens, offering a vibrant and modern atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy handmade sushi from a rotating conveyor belt, authentic hot dishes, and an extensive vegan menu, all with a strong focus on ethically sourced and sustainable ingredients. The venue is all on one level with no steps or raised thresholds, providing step free access at the main entrance. Inside, the restaurant is single level and offers level access to the dining area and the bar. A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users is available within the main public areas. For those arriving by car, there is designated parking for disabled people located within 50 metres of the main entrance. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Falkner Square Gardens is a tranquil neighborhood park nestled within the historic Georgian Quarter of Liverpool. As one of the earliest public open spaces in the city, this conservation feature is renowned for its elegant surrounding architecture and traditional garden borders. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful stroll among ornamental grasses, herbaceous plants, and mature trees, or simply relax on the benches to soak in the calm atmosphere. The gardens include colourful and scented plants that provide a beautiful seasonal backdrop for those exploring the city centre or nearby Canning area. Accessibility Highlights According to the local council, access to the park is available via Canning Street. The garden is located on the edge of the city centre and features paths suitable for exploring the level open space. While specific on site toilet facilities are not listed, there are paid accessible parking options nearby on Falkner Street and Bedford Street South, which include designated Blue Badge bays. The gardens are designed as an open public square, making them a convenient spot for visitors looking for a step free outdoor space within a historic residential setting. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Victoria Station Car Park is a central parking facility serving London Victoria Station in the City of Westminster. This site provides a convenient base for visitors exploring major nearby attractions such as Buckingham Palace, the Apollo Victoria Theatre, and the Victoria Palace Theatre. It offers a practical solution for those looking to access the shops, cafes, and bars within the station or the surrounding Victoria district. Accessibility Highlights The car park provides five designated accessible parking spaces for Blue Badge holders. There is level access from the parking area to the main station concourse, which features multiple accessible toilets and a dedicated Changing Places toilet facility. The Changing Places space includes a height adjustable adult sized changing bench, a hoist, and non-slip floors. Nearby transport links at London Victoria Station offer step-free access to all platforms and the Underground. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Fairfield Heritage is a dedicated local history museum and archive centre located in Govan, Glasgow. This venue celebrates the rich shipbuilding heritage of the River Clyde, housed within the magnificent former offices of the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, view historic maritime artefacts, and discover the stories of the people who built some of the world's most famous ships in this beautifully restored Victorian setting. The museum provides level access throughout the ground floor galleries and exhibits for all visitors. An accessible toilet is available on site to ensure a comfortable visit for those with specific requirements. The venue is also conveniently situated near public transport links, with the Govan Subway station and several local bus routes providing easy access to the heritage centre from across the city. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Fitzbillies Cafe is a historic independent bakery and coffee shop situated on Trumpington Street in the heart of Cambridge. Famous for its Chelsea buns, this iconic venue offers a traditional tearoom experience alongside a modern brunch menu featuring locally sourced ingredients. It provides a welcoming atmosphere for visitors looking to enjoy British baking heritage in a central university city location. The venue website states that the main entrance on Trumpington Street provides level access to the cake shop and the front area of the cafe. There is an accessible toilet located on the ground floor for patrons to use. While the building is historic, the cafe has integrated these features to help visitors with access requirements enjoy their visit. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Camel Creek is an award-winning family adventure park located in the scenic countryside near Wadebridge, Cornwall. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of activities, from exhilarating family roller coasters and water slides to expansive indoor play areas like The Playhouse and The Hidden Garden. The park also features a range of animal encounters, where guests can meet meerkats, horses, and reptiles, or visit the pets paddock to see goats and pigs. With its combination of outdoor rides, adventure golf, and all-weather indoor spaces, it offers a versatile destination for a family day out. Accessibility Highlights The venue provides dedicated accessible parking spaces near the entrance, which features automatic doors and level access. A Changing Places toilet is located within The Playhouse, equipped with a hoist, height-adjustable changing bench, and wash-and-dry toilet. Standard accessible toilets are also available in the middle of the park and near the first aid room. Most buildings and food locations offer step-free access, and hearing loops are installed at various points throughout the site. For those using public transport, the park is situated near Wadebridge, though checking local bus links for specific drop-off points is recommended. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Granton Gasholder 1 Park is a unique public park and heritage landmark located at the heart of the Granton Waterfront in North Edinburgh. This restored industrial structure has been transformed into a multifunctional green space where visitors can explore local history through an outdoor exhibition or enjoy multi-sensory play zones. The park features open spaces for sport, dedicated areas for public art, and a relaxing inner ring walk that offers views of the iconic riveted steel frame. It is a family friendly destination that provides a vibrant atmosphere for exercise, community events, and seasonal markets. Accessibility Highlights The park has been designed with accessibility in mind and includes an inner ring walk that provides a level route around the outer edges of the frame with various places to sit and relax. Visitors will find that the entrance is clearly marked with large lettering for better visibility and the entire frame is permanently illuminated after dark to assist with navigation. The space includes multi-sensory play zones and outdoor trails specifically created to be inclusive for the local community. While the park offers these modern leisure facilities, specific details regarding nearby accessible parking or dedicated accessible toilets are not currently detailed on the official venue website. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Butlin's Skegness Resort is a comprehensive holiday destination located in the seaside town of Ingoldmells near Skegness. As the original home of the brand, this resort offers a nostalgic yet modern atmosphere where families can enjoy a traditional British seaside experience. Visitors can explore a large variety of restaurants serving international cuisine and classic pub meals, or spend time at the traditional fairground and the extensive Splash Waterworld indoor pool complex. The site features various activity zones including a climbing wall, go-karts, and a large inclusive playground. Accessibility Highlights The resort provides several features to support disabled people and those with additional access requirements. Dedicated blue badge parking spaces are located close to key entrances, and the resort pathways are generally flat and wheelchair-friendly. Within the Splash Waterworld complex, a poolside hoist is available to assist with pool access. The resort offers a limited number of fully adapted rooms and apartments which can include features such as ramped access and wet rooms. Additionally, mobility equipment including wheelchairs and scooters can be arranged for hire by contacting the resort in advance. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Kim's Mini Meals is a family run Korean restaurant located on Buccleuch Street in the Newington area of Edinburgh. This intimate eatery is known for serving authentic home style dishes including bibimbap in sizzling stone bowls, hearty bulgogi, and traditional savoury pancakes. The atmosphere is often described as welcoming and homely, resembling a personal dining room where visitors can enjoy generous portions of classic Korean cuisine. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Rochdale Interchange is a modern, integrated transport hub located on Smith Street in the heart of Rochdale town centre. This state-of-the-art facility connects local and regional bus services with the Metrolink tram network, making it a key gateway for the region. Visitors can access a range of convenient amenities on-site, including a TfGM Travelshop for journey planning, a convenience store, a coffee shop, and a cash machine. Accessibility Highlights The interchange was designed with input from accessibility groups and features level access throughout the main concourse. The building is equipped with accessible toilets and clear electronic departure boards that provide real-time travel information at each stand. The Rochdale Town Centre Metrolink stop is located immediately outside the entrance, providing a seamless, step-free connection to the wider Greater Manchester tram network. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Morrisons is a large supermarket located on Dawson Street in the heart of Heywood. This retail hub offers a wide range of fresh groceries and household essentials through its signature Market Street counters. Visitors can enjoy a meal at the on-site café or make use of several additional services including a Timpson for dry cleaning and key cutting, a petrol filling station, and a eurochange bureau for travel money. Accessibility Highlights The venue provides dedicated parking for Blue Badge holders in the private car park. The entrance is designed with wide automatic doors to ensure step-free access into the store. Inside, shoppers can find an accessible toilet which has been upgraded to be stoma friendly with features such as a dedicated shelf, wall hooks, and a mirror. Motorised scooters and standard wheelchairs are available for use and can be found near the customer service desk. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

Acorn Bank is a tranquil National Trust property and garden located in Temple Sowerby, near Penrith. Visitors can explore the historic sandstone house, which features a second-hand bookshop and a beautiful stone-flagged entrance hall. The estate is renowned for its medicinal herb garden, which is the largest in the National Trust's care, and traditional fruit orchards that are filled with local apple varieties. You can also enjoy woodland walks leading to a working watermill and a bird hide. Accessibility highlights Designated parking for Blue Badge holders is available approximately 20 metres from the entrance. The courtyard area features a Changing Places toilet and standard accessible toilets with step-free level access. For those wishing to explore the grounds, manual wheelchairs and trampers are available to borrow, and it is recommended to book these in advance. A hearing loop is installed at the visitor welcome point, and sensory packs containing ear defenders and fidget toys are also available for use. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

The Scotsman Picturehouse is an intimate, independent cinema located within the historic Scotsman Hotel on North Bridge in Edinburgh Old Town. Visitors can enjoy a unique cinematic experience featuring a mix of modern blockbusters and classic films in a setting that evokes the golden age of cinema. The venue offers comfortable tiered seating and a refined atmosphere, often providing screenings that include refreshments such as popcorn or drinks. It serves as a stylish destination for film lovers looking for a boutique experience in the heart of the city. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

The Grand Café is an elegant dining venue located within the historic Scotsman Hotel on North Bridge in Edinburgh Old Town. Once the bustling heart of the Scotsman newspaper, this restored space now offers a sophisticated European-style atmosphere for visitors. Guests can enjoy a variety of experiences throughout the day, including seasonal Scottish menus for brunch and lunch, traditional afternoon tea, and evening cocktails accompanied by live piano music. The venue provides step-free access for visitors via a wheelchair ramp at the main entrance, and internal lifts are available to navigate the different levels of the building. The dining area features level access with wide double doors to assist with entry, and the payment counter includes a lowered section. Accessible toilets are situated on the ground floor and first floor. For those arriving by car, discounted parking is available at the nearby APCOA Waverley Car Park. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.

The Snow Goose is a traditional country pub and restaurant situated on the historic Raigmore Estate in Inverness. This welcoming venue, once the Coach House Inn of Stoneyfield House, provides a cosy atmosphere with crackling log fires and spacious gardens. Visitors can enjoy a variety of hearty British classics, seasonal dishes, and traditional Sunday roasts. The bar area offers a well-stocked selection of cask ales, fine wines, and British gins, making it a popular spot for family-friendly dining or relaxing after a day of local sightseeing. Accessibility Highlights The venue is located on a ground floor level, and there is a large car park with good parking available. While most of the internal dining and bar areas are on a single level, some visitors have noted that the external pathway leading into the restaurant can be uneven in certain sections. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location and would like to claim your listing please click the button below.