London is one of the best cities in the world for wheelchair users looking to use a taxi. Thanks to its famous black cabs, you can hail an accessible taxi directly from the street. That’s right—no calling a day or more in advance or reworking your schedule around taxi availability. In this post, I’ll talk …
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Located in Southeast England, the medieval town of Canterbury makes for both a wonderful day trip from London or a multi-day excursion. In this guide, we’ll talk about wheelchair accessibility in Canterbury, including getting around, things to do, and accessible restrooms. General wheelchair accessibility in Canterbury We won’t beat around the bush here- Canterbury isn’t …
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Packed with history, the White Cliffs of Dover is a famous sight for people traveling between England and France. Even if you won’t be traveling between these two countries, you can still visit the chalky cliffs in England. In this post, we’ll give you tips for visiting the White Cliffs of Dover as a wheelchair …
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Oxford. The word likely conjures up thoughts of academia, history, architecture, and Harry Potter. If you’re spending more than a couple of days in London, a visit to Oxford is an excellent way to explore a smaller town and see the English countryside. In this post, I’ll introduce you to the many wheelchair accessible things …
Guildford sits in beautiful Surrey County and makes an excellent day trip from London. It’s home to a cathedral, castle, the classic English High Street, and rolling hills. In other words, you can enjoy Guildford’s many great attractions without the ultra-packed streets of central London. In this guide, I’ll offer an overview of wheelchair accessibility …
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