Stunning statues, grounds plus good cafe
4
4
Date of visit: March 2015
I am a carer or friend of a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
The gardens are a delight, with wheelchair accessible paths to see all the major iron statues, including the infamous Thinker. The small museum is accessible too and theres a large accessible loo, albeit at the back of a fairly tightly packed shop. The cafe was accessible for us. The house was closed for refurbishment when we were there so not sure how accessible it is.
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
Good wheelchair access througout
Parking & Transport
Average
Not sure really as we came on foot from our hotel
Accessible Toilets
Good
Great loo but its at the back of the shop so quite tricky to get to
Staff
Good
Additional Information
There are benches in the gardens every so often to have a rest. There are also wheelchairs available for hire.
