The 10th edition of The Rough Guide to Accessible Britain launches today, offering a comprehensive guide for travelers with disabilities to explore the UK’s top attractions. This year’s edition shines a spotlight on the Northwest region, showcasing 15 meticulously reviewed venues leading the way in inclusive experiences.
- Lake District Scenic Drive: Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Lake District, from the charming town of Cockermouth to the tranquil shores of Windermere. Enjoy breathtaking vistas, accessible lakeside trails, and attractions like the accessible Brockhole on Windermere.
- A Day Trip to Chester: Step back in time in the historic city of Chester, with its Roman walls, medieval Rows, and accessible attractions. Explore the Chester Cathedral, stroll along the ramped sections of the city walls, and discover fascinating exhibits at the accessible Grosvenor Museum.
- Sandcastle Waterpark (Blackpool): Thrill-seekers and serenity seekers alike can splash with joy! Ride accessible woggles down waterslides, unwind in the Sea Breeze Spa, and benefit from autism-friendly quiet rooms, water-safe ear defenders, and Braille signage.
- iFLY Indoor Skydiving (Manchester): Take flight with confidence! Experience a fully accessible building, lift access to the wind tunnel, carer access to the flying zone, and benefit from the expertise of staff experienced with people of all abilities.
- Cavern Club (Liverpool): Relive the magic of the Beatles and discover the next generation of music legends! Enjoy daily live gigs, fascinating memorabilia, and an electric atmosphere. Helpful staff and step-free access once inside ensure an unforgettable experience for everyone.
Taking the guesswork out of travel, the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain is designed to help users to easily find destinations based on their interests, location, and accessibility needs.
Every review has been written by an expert who has lived experience of disabilities and travelling with additional access needs. Readers will not only find detailed information on the physical accessible facilities such as parking but also services such as dedicated tours for neurodivergent individuals, British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters, relevant discounts for visitors and carers, sensory rooms, and much more.
