In this city of special architecture, you will visit Plaça Catalunya, La Rambla, the gothic church Santa Maria del Pi, Gaudi's buildings, including Barcelona's Sagrada Familia!

Highlights of Barcelona

On this 4-day multi-day trip to Barcelona, you’ll discover the city’s history, unusual architecture and mouth-watering cuisine. During this accessible trip, you’ll experience guided tours of some of the city’s most famous landmarks including the Sagrada Familia and the Hospital de la Santa Creu y Sant Pau, you’ll be able to enjoy some free time and you’ll get the chance to sample some typical Spanish and Catalan dishes during a food tour.

Your accessible room at a to-be-selected hotel will be guaranteed. Please contact us for any special requirements and learn more detailed information about your itinerary below. During excursions, your guides will be able to help you as required and accessible transportation to your hotel and to the airport is included.

Weekend getaway in Barcelona

On this 4-day multi-day trip to Barcelona, you’ll discover the city’s history, unusual architecture and mouth-watering cuisine. Check out its accessibility here!

With two guided city tours, a free day to explore without limits, and accessibility at its core, this 5-day multi-day trip is designed to briefly but intensely get to know Barcelona. Whether walking or wheeling, shopping and exploring trendy streets and photographing architectural wonders are part of your itinerary, don’t forget to taste some fantastic Mediterranean food!
Transportation in and out of the airport will be wheelchair accessible, and your accessible room at Ilunion Auditori will be guaranteed. Please contact us for any special requirements and learn more detailed information about your itinerary below.

Barcelona at Its Best

This 5-day multi-day trip is designed to briefly but intensely get to know Barcelona. Check out its accessibility here!

Barcelona is a city worth exploring! A busy and modern metropolis filled with relics that preserve past times, Catalan culture is diverse and characteristic at the same time. On this multi-day trip, you will discover some architectural gems, such as the Sagrada Familia Church, and some unforgettable local dishes and wines, such as pintxos. 
With guided architecture and gastronomy-related tours, transportation and activities will be accessible, and your accessible room at a to-be-selected hotel will be guaranteed. Please contact us for any special requirements and learn more detailed information about your itinerary below.

Wine & Leisure Barcelona

Enjoy some good wine, taste some new food, and photograph spectacular architecture with this Wine & Leisure Barcelona Multi-day trip. Check out its accessibility here!

On this 9-day accessible multi-day trip, you’ll be able to discover Madrid, Barcelona and Toledo. With a mixture of planned activities and free time to explore on your own, you’ll enjoy guided tours, excursions to museums and monuments, a trip to the beach and an authentic flamenco show, to name just a few of the fun activities on your itinerary!

Your accessible room at a to-be-selected hotel will be guaranteed and accessible transportation will be provided throughout the trip. Guides and staff will be available to assist you during this multi-day adventure and venues are carefully selected to have accessible restrooms. Please contact us for any special requirements and learn more detailed information about your itinerary below.

Explore Spain: Madrid, Toledo & Barcelona in 9 days

Calle de la Cava Baja in Madrid with paved sidewalks and colorful buildings.

Barcelona

Guides / staff members have experience assisting people with disabilities

Accessible bathrooms at multiple stops during the activity

Places visited are all wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently

On this accessible tour, you will have the opportunity to visit an icon of the city of Barcelona, the Sagrada Familia. You will meet your guide at the Sagrada Familia and explore the exterior of Gaudi’s masterpiece before heading inside. The tour will take place during the afternoon, timed so the light enters the building through the intricately designed stained glass windows, creating a mystical watercolor effect. Your guide will explain some of the history and inspiration behind the cathedral to you, and will be available to assist you if necessary. Accessible restroom facilities can be found at the Sagrada Familia if you require a comfort stop. Once you have toured the Sagrada Familia, you will follow your guide on a 15-minute walk to the Hospital de la Santa Creu y Sant Pau. The roads on the walk are paved and smooth, with a gentle upward slope in parts. The Hospital de la Santa Creu y Sant Pau is an excellent example of modernist architecture. It was built between 1905 and 1930 as a facility for the city’s sick population, as a space for them to recuperate. You will explore the exterior of this architectural gem, which has step-free access and can easily be navigated in a wheelchair. The tour will end in the grounds of the hospital, once you have had a chance to explore your surroundings.

Sagrada Familia Guided Tour

An accessible guided tour of Gaudi's masterpiece of modernist Gothic architecture, the Sagrada Familia.

The Sagrada Familia Cathedral with a clear blue sky in the background.

Accessible bathrooms available at every place of the activity

This fun, accessible tour of Barcelona will introduce you to the local cuisine, as well as interesting elements of Catalan culture, history and architecture. 

You will meet your guide in Jacint Reventos Square and travel 5 minutes to the lively Sargardi, a Basque tavern serving delicacies including fish purchased from the fresh fish market located only a few steps away. Staff will be available to assist you on the walk and throughout the tour, if necessary. 

At Sargardi, you will have a chance to try pintxo, a slice of bread with various different toppings. You will be able to try 3 different pintxo, accompanied by a drink, which you can choose from a selection of beer, wine, cider or a range of soft drinks. 

After your pintxo, you will leave the restaurant for another 5-minute stroll with your guide. Along the way, the guide will tell you about the people who the streets were named after, and you will also be able to catch a glimpse of the basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, an excellent example of 14th-century Gothic architecture. You will also walk past several notable boutiques, selling designer clothing and delicious chocolates. 

The next stop on the tour will be in Cadaqués restaurant, which features very distinctive interior design based on rustic Spanish country houses. At this stop, you can choose between a traditional paella rice dish with fish and seafood, or another option from the menu. You will also be served a glass of white wine from the Emporda region. 

You will then travel 5 minutes to the last destination on the tour, Restaurant 1881. As you walk, you will pass by the Museum of the History of Catalonia, an iconic building that symbolizes the cultural heritage of Barcelona. 

At Restaurant 1881, you will sit on the rooftop terrace and have a moment to enjoy the view over the city. Sweet treats will be served for your dessert, starting with a dish of Catalan cream and followed by Sagardoz truffle chocolates, served with a glass of cava.

Barcelona Local Food Tour

An accessible gastronomic tour, stopping in bars and restaurants specialising in local cuisine.

A man in a wheelchair and a woman inside Sagardi, by a table with pintxos on.

Accessible bathroom available in only one stop of the activity

On this accessible guided tour, you will discover the life and works of one of Barcelona’s most iconic and enigmatic figures, the architect Antoni Gaudi. You will meet your knowledgeable guide on Plaza Tetuan square, by the statue of Dr Robert. Your guide will talk to you briefly about Gaudi and his influence on the city, and then will take you to Casa Calvet, a building designed by Gaudi for a local textile manufacturer, which is located a 10-minute walk away. Once here, you will have a rest and a moment to admire the facade of the building. The next stop on the tour will be Paseo de Gracia avenue, one of Barcelona’s most famous shopping and business areas. After another 10-minute walk, you will arrive at Casa Lleo Morera, a building designed by the modernist architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner and situated on the Paseo de Gracia. You will have some time to look at the exterior of the building and that of the Casa Amatller building, which is located just a few meters away. Casa Amatller was designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch and, along with Casa Lleo Morera, counts as one of the three most significant buildings of the Illa de la Discordia district, which is noted for its modernist architecture. From Casa Amatller, you will then head to Gaudi’s La Pedrera, situated a 15-minute walk away. The name La Pedrera literally means ‘stone quarry’, so called because of the rough stone exterior of the building. It was the last private residence designed by Gaudi and was built between 1906 and 1912 for the Mila family. You will have time to discover the exhibitions of La Pedrera, which detail the life of Gaudi and the sources of inspiration for his works. There is also a recreation of a typical apartment for a bourgeois Barcelona family from the early part of the 20th century and an intricately designed courtyard with flowers. Finally, you will visit the rooftop, which is decorated with chimneys and skylights and which offers a view over the city. Once you have had time to explore La Pedrera, your guide will take you to the Rambla de Catalunya, one of Barcelona’s most trendy and popular streets which is lined with shops and restaurants. You will walk down the tree-lined street to Plaza Catalunya square, considered to be the center of the city. Your tour will end here, and you can either head home or carry on exploring the city. Your guide will be available throughout the tour to answer your questions and to give you assistance, if necessary. All guides have experience of working with people with physical, visual and cognitive impairments. The walks between stops of the tour are on smooth cobblestone floors and you can request a rest stop along the way. The La Pedrera building is accessible for people with disabilities and service dogs are allowed inside. There are elevators and accessible bathrooms and visitors can also request free audio guides, as well as wheelchair storage space.

Gaudi Walking Tour and La Pedrera Visit

An accessible guided tour walking though Barcelona to discover buildings by Gaudi, with a visit of La Pedrera.

A man in a wheelchair smiles and waves in front of the La Pedrera building.

On this accessible guided tour, you will discover the universe of Gaudi and the genius of his designs. You will meet your guide at Plaza Tetuan Square, by the statue of Dr Robert. Your guide will begin by detailing the accident that caused Gaudi’s death and will go on to talk about his inspiration and how he has shaped the city of Barcelona. You will walk for 10 minutes to Casa Calvet, which is a building designed by Gaudi for a textile manufacturer. Here, you will have a 10-minute stop whilst your guide points out interesting features of the building’s facade. The tour will then move onto Passeig de Gracia, one of the busiest and most important streets in the city. It is home to some of the most noted buildings in Barcelona, including the Casa Lleó Morera, designed by the architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner. After a brief stop in front of Casa Lleó Morera, you will make your way to Casa Batlló. Your guide will accompany you inside Casa Batlló and you will have about 90 minutes to explore the building. Built from 1904 to 1906, the building is known for its daring use of color, with ceramic tiles adorning the facade and part of the roof. The windows also have stained glass panes, which can cast colorful patterns onto the street below. Casa Batlló is wheelchair-accessible and there is an elevator to the rooftop, from which you can admire views of the city. There is also an accessible bathroom onsite. From Casa Batlló, your guide will take you to Plaza Catalunya square via Rambla de Catalunya street. Rambla de Catalunya is one of Barcelona’s trendiest streets and known for its shops and restaurants. The tour will finish at Plaza Catalunya, the central square of the city. Throughout the tour, your guide will be available to assist you if necessary and can answer your questions about Gaudi and about Barcelona. The walks between the tour stops are mostly on smooth flat surfaces and you can request a rest stop if you feel the need.

Gaudi Walking Tour and Casa Batlló Visit

An accessible guided tour following in the footsteps of the architectural genius Gaudi.

On this guided and accessible tour, you will learn about the architect Antoni Gaudi and have the chance to see some of his most famous works. The tour begins outside La Pedrera house, also known as ‘Casa Mila’. Here, you will meet your guide and have some time to admire the facade of the building, which is covered with a rough stone cladding. Your guide will tell you about Gaudi’s life and the legacy that he left for the city of Barcelona, shaping it even today. You will then head to the Salvador Espriu Gardens, which are named after a famous Catalan poet. The gardens are located only 450 meters (0.3 miles) from the La Pedrera building and you can take the journey at a slow pace. You will walk through the gardens and learn a little of their history, including the works of art that have been placed there. The last stop on the tour will be Gaudi’s Casa Vicens, which was his first major project. The house is located in the Gracia neighborhood, 1.1 km (0.7 miles) from the Salvador Espriu Gardens, and you will get there via the Gran Carrer de Gracia street, which has many modernist buildings that you can see en route. You will have about 90 minutes at Casa Vicens to explore and learn about Gaudi. The house was commissioned by the Vicens family as a summer residence with gardens. It was restored and opened to the public as a museum in 2017, housing permanent exhibitions about Gaudi’s inspiration, as well as a range of temporary exhibitions, an educational program and events spaces. Casa Vicens is a wheelchair-accessible building. The main entrance is accessed via steps, but there is a side entrance with a ramp. All floors are smooth and can be accessed via an elevator. There is an accessible bathroom with turning space and grab bars. The tour guides have also been trained to assist people with disabilities and can help you whenever necessary.

Gaudi Walking Tour and Casa Vicens Visit

A guided accessible tour exploring landmarks of modernist architecture in Barcelona, including a visit to Gaudi’s Casa Vicens.

A man in a wheelchair in front of the Casa Vicens building.

Guides / staff members will be available to assist

On this guided tour you will stroll around Badalona, a small Spanish town 9 km (5.6 mi) away from Barcelona. Stretching through the Mediterranean sea, the city has more than 2.000 years of history and features a 4 km (2.5 mi) beach equipped with an accessible deck walkway and a pier. &nbsp;

You have the choice between meeting at Badalona train station or arriving by private accessible transportation. The train station has completely flat, paved, and smooth floors. Your tour guide will take you through the town’s historic center where you will learn and observe the city’s particular Roman and Medieval past, a place where Neolithic findings have been uncovered.&nbsp;

Zig zagging through Badalona’s paved waterfront promenade filled with ocean views and palm trees, some interesting landmarks you will visit include the fishermen’s port, key for Badalona’s industrial past, and the renowned oil bridge, a concrete construction that deepens 250 meters (0.2 mi) into the sea. Both are commercial yet historic locations.

Restaurants are available at the beach and guides are knowledgeable and willing to assist you. Accessible restrooms will be available at multiple locations, and transportation is wheelchair accessible. At the end of the tour, you will be taken back to Badalona train station or to your hotel.

Badalona Walking Tour

Enjoy the beach and visit historic landmarks on this guided tour of Badalona. Check out its accessibility here!

Badalona beach with boats and white sand.

Places present some barriers and minimum assistance is needed

With incredible views of the Mediterranean Sea, visit Bodega Alta Alella, a small family-run winery in Serralada de Marina Natural Park, near Barcelona. With ecological vineyards, on this experience, you will learn about wine production and taste different wines as well.


	 


The first option is meeting with your guide either at Plaza Cataluña or at your Barcelona hotel. You will get to the winery via an accessible van, a trip in which your guide will tell you about the Bodega Alta Alella particular story. Snacks, wine tasting, and accessible transportation are included.&nbsp;

There is a shop and a restaurant on-site and accessible restrooms are available. Exhibition areas at Bodega Alta Alella Winery are step-free, slopes are gentle, and the outdoor area has paved or dirt accessible trails. Cataluña Square does not have steps and has both paved and cobblestone floors.


	 


You can also choose to complete this experience with a visit to Badalona, either in the morning or the afternoon, just a 15-minute ride from the winery. If you start with Badalona, you can watch the sunset with Mediterranean Sea views at Bodega Alta Alella. Whatever you choose, you will be taken back to your hotel.

Bodega Alta Alella Wine Tour

Bodega Alta Alella Wine Tour is an ecological winery near Barcelona that offers tours and wine tasting. Check out its accessibility here!

Sumarroca winery is a small-scale organic wine production company that has nourished wine culture and tourism for generations in the emblematic region of Penedés. With vines that produce more than 15 types of grapes and more than 400 hectares of property, wines are made with care and elegance.

With accessible transportation included, you will meet with your professional guide at Mol i Coloma &nbsp;Estate, Sant Sadurni. Here you will find restrooms.&nbsp;

At Sumarroca winery you will learn about the wine protection process, the winery’s history, and taste different wines plus some snacks made with local produce and thought to combine with the wine you will be drinking. It is possible you will be able to watch the sunset while tasting these delicious treats.

Bodega Sumarroca Wine Tour

On this tour, you will learn all about Bodega Sumarroca, an organic winery near Barcelona where you will have a tasting experience. Check out its accessibility here!

Adaptive equipment is included and two people assisting are needed

On this hiking experience through the Spanish mountains of Bergueda, a rocky region 100 km (62 mi) away from Barcelona, you will enjoy natural landscapes with minimal assistance needed. An all-terrain E-Joëlette wheelchair and two guides to carry it will be at your disposal for you to navigate uneven lands.&nbsp;

Your journey begins in Barcelona, where you will be picked up in an accessible van. Arriving at the Berguedá Mountains, Rasos de Peguera will be the place to explore without limits. Back in 1975, this used to be an alpine ski station and now it is a stunning natural park. &nbsp;

Transportation is wheelchair accessible, tour guides have experience in assisting people with disabilities and an accessible bathroom will be available. After having a breath of fresh air and having an amazing adventure in the mountains, you will be taken back to Barcelona.

Hiking in the Region of Bergueda

This tour offers an accessible hiking experience in Bergueda Mountains. Check out its accessibility here!

Accompanied by a professional guide, on this tour you will discover Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey, near Barcelona.&nbsp;Not just an important site for Catholics, it's also an interesting place to visit for its architecture and history.&nbsp;


	 


This abbey was originally constructed nine centuries ago, and is composed of a Basilica, a cloister, a refectory, and a museum. This museum exhibits eastern archaeological pieces, as well as a collection of important classical, modern, and contemporary paintings. The Basilica dates back to the sixteenth century and has gothic architecture. There have been many efforts to reconstruct and preserve this place that for so many people is considered sacred.


	 


You can get there by an accessible van with an access ramp or by train. There are accessible restrooms designated for people with disabilities, and the area has gentle slopes and smooth floors. Auditory guidance and large print are available as well.

Guided Visit to the Abbey of Montserrat

The Abbey of Montserrat is a sacred and historical landmark near Barcelona, Spain. Check out its accessibility here!

The Abbey of Montserrat is set on tall hills.

On this walking or wheeling architecture tour of Barcelona, you will get to learn about different emblematic constructions by the hand of a true architect as a guide. You will be traveling in time, more than 2.000 years, observing roman detailing with a modern touch and identity.&nbsp;


	 


You will meet with your guide at San Jaume Square, a political center since the birth of Barcelona. Here you will find the Town Hall and Palace of the Generalitat, important institutional buildings. The square has cobblestone and paved floors, it is flat and step-free.


	 


Next, you will visit Pati Llimona Civic Center, Santa María del Mar Basilica, the Fossar de les Moreres Memorial Square and the Born, and the Santa Caterina markets. Pati Limona Civic Center is known for its photography and audiovisual exhibitions right in the Gothic Quarter. The Basilica is the perfect example of gothic architecture, with a spectacular high ceiling, very detailed design, and smooth floors. Born Market is now a cultural center that honors and pays homage to the fallen in the War of the Spanish Succession, where literary activities are held.&nbsp;

Architecture Guided Tour of Barcelona

A guided architecture tour of Barcelona can teach you more about this city's history. Check out its accessibility here!

Located on the southwest side of Barcelona, surrounded by Garraf Natural Park, Sitges is known for hosting the Sitges Film Festival, for its colonial and modernist architecture, and its beautiful beaches. With a round trip on an accessible van equipped with ramp access, you will visit Eduardo Maristani Square, Sitges Malvasia Interpretation Center, Gran Sitges Royal Restaurant, and the Sitges beach.

With a tour guide included, you will begin your journey after being picked up from your Barcelona hotel. The Sitges Marvasia Interpretation Center has an 18th-century building that now hosts a museum. Exhibitions focus on exploring the 5 senses around Sitges, tasting it, touching it, looking at it, and hearing all about the cultural heritage of this location.

&nbsp;After your Sitges adventures, you will be taken back to your hotel.

Guided Visit to Sitges

Get to know Stiges with all your senses on this guided tour. Check out its accessibility here!

Explore Cusco and the Sacred Valley on this accessible multi-day trip to Peru! With a dedicated day to scour the world-famous Machu Picchu citadel, this 6-day journey also includes both adapted biking and sailing experiences. With an itinerary that thoughtfully combines culture and nature; colonial architecture, iconic landscapes, and delicious samples of Peruvian cuisine are guaranteed.

With accessibility at its core, this multi-day trip has been built with every detail in mind to overcome destinations' obstacles and provide you with a truly worry-free trip. All transportation will be wheelchair accessible, every activity has been adapted, and your accessible rooms at two Casa Andina locations will be guaranteed. Please contact us with any questions or special requirements and learn more detailed information about your itinerary below.

Cusco & Machu Picchu 4-star hotels (6 days/5 nights)

With accessible transportation and adapted activities, discover Cusco and Machu Picchu on this 6-day multi-day in Peru. Check out its accessibility here!

Explore Cusco and Machu Picchu on this accessible multi-day trip to Peru! With a dedicated day to scour the world-famous citadel, this 4-day journey includes adapted biking, a visit to Ollantaytambo on a Joelette wheelchair, and a Cusco city tour. With an itinerary that thoughtfully combines culture and nature; colonial architecture, iconic landscapes, and delicious samples of Peruvian cuisine are guaranteed.

With accessibility at its core, this multi-day trip has been built with every detail in mind to overcome destinations' obstacles and provide you with a truly worry-free trip. All transportation will be wheelchair accessible, every activity has been adapted, and your accessible rooms at two Casa Andina accommodations will be guaranteed. Please contact us with any questions or special requirements and learn more detailed information about your itinerary below.

Cusco & Machu Picchu (4 days / 3 nights)

This multi-day trip is an unforgettable 4-day journey to Cusco and Sacred Valley. Check out its accessibility here!

Cusco & Machu Picchu (4 days / 3 nights).

Lima is known as the gastronomical capital of the Americas. Its historic center is part of the Unesco World Heritage list, it offers a vibrant cultural scene, numerous museums, and churches, and boasts sandy beaches. For all these reasons, it is a popular city to explore amongst tourists, as every traveler can find what they are after in the city!

But this is not it! You will also be visiting Cusco,  one of those iconic destinations that every passionate traveler wants to explore. It is the historic heart and former capital of the Inca Empire.

Thanks to Wheel the World special adaptive equipment, everyone can now explore the best places of Cusco and its surroundings.

Amazing Perú: Lima & Cusco (8 days / 7 nights)

This Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu tour will introduce you to three of Peru's most popular destinations!

Cusco is one of those iconic destinations that every passionate traveler wants to explore. It is the historic heart and former capital of the Inca Empire.

Thanks to Wheel the World special adaptive equipment, everyone can now explore the best places of Cusco and its surroundings.

Cusco & Machu Picchu & Sacred Valley of the Incas (7 days/ 6 nights)

An accessible and iconic tour around the most outstanding sites around Cusco and Macchu Picchu!

Machu Picchu

Guides / staff members have been trained by Wheel the World to provide assistance to people with disabilities during the activity

Transportation is not wheelchair accessible but assistance will be provided for transfers

Few accessibility measures are in place and assistance is needed for the full experience

Adaptive equipment is included and three or more people assisting are needed

Considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu is known for its architectural beauty and its spectacular natural landscapes. The energy you feel emerging from its enigmatic constructions will leave you breathless!

On this day's activity, you will be picked up on an accessible van from your hotel around 5:00 AM and taken to the Ollantaytambo train station. There will be accessible restrooms at the Inca Rail offices and both the departure and arrival train stations. After seeing spectacular sites on your way to Aguas Calientes, you will board a bus that will take you to the entrance door of the citadel. Although neither the train nor the bus is wheelchair-accessible, remember that guides are eager to help wheelchair users and trained to do so.


	 You will explore the site on a Tracks Mobility wheelchair, which will help you explore more independently. After the visit, you will stop for lunch in a local restaurant with fantastic food and non-accessible but easy-to-access restrooms. You will be taken back to your hotel in an accessible van.

Machu Picchu Visit from Cusco

Considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu is a must-stop when visiting Cusco. Check out its accessibility here!

Tuscany

Optional adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently

From towering Roman era buildings to quaint plazas, explore Tuscany, Italy's city of Siena, and all of its historic charm. To start the Siena City Tour, an accessible van will take you to the Piazza Matteotti. Walking or using a wheelchair with a Lomo 360 attachment, you'll be in the hear of the historic center of Siena. Met with accessible parking, your tour will allow you to blend in among locals dining at cafes and enjoying a day in the plaza of Via Dei Banchi di Sopra. 

A short 7-minute stroll will take you from the Piazza Matteotti to the Piazza del Campo and the Torre del Mangia (bell tower). This is the main public space of the historic center of Siena and where you'll be able to traverse some of Europe's most remarkable medieval relics. Renowned for its beauty and architectural integrity, the plazas brick paving dates back to 1347 and features an irregular space that goes downwards. 

Afterward, you'll head over to the Piazza del Duomo, where you'll find the Santa Maria Della Scala and Siena Cathedral. You even have the option of heading inside the cathedral for a view of the intricate architectural design. But exploring the hilly terrain or Siena doesn't end there because, along the way, you'll also see sites like the Loggia della Mercanzia, the Church of San Martin, and the Basilica of San Domenico.

Siena city tour

See towering Roman-era buildings and quaint plazas as you explore Tuscany, Italy's historic charm on the Siena city tour.

From the grapes to the glass, Chianti Wine Tasting is your best chance to experience the flavors and culture of Tuscany, Italy. Fattoria Poggio Alloro is a winery that specializes in making Chianti classics accessible to everyone. From its fully accessible vineyards to its cellars and wine tasting, you’ll be able to get a taste of what it’s like to make wine without all the hard work. You will have the option to meet your guide at the vineyard, or accessible transportation can be arranged for an extra cost. Once you’ve arrived at Fattoria Poggio Alloro Winery, you’ll start with a stroll through the vineyard with or without the use of a Lomo-360 attachment. As you peruse the vineyard’s grounds, make sure to stop by the olive trees and the garden to see, first hand, what makes up the terroir in each glass. After exploring the vines, you’ll make your way to the main house the learn about each stage of winemaking. You’ll head down to the cellar, where you’ll see wooden casks, wine tanks and receive a presentation on fermentation and how wine gets its oaky flavor. You’ll also make your way through the winery’s barn, where you’ll meet the winery’s Chianina cows, get to know the farm’s story, and learn about the winery’s organic products that range from wine to extra virgin olive oil to pasta to saffron. Finally, you’ll taste the wine. Over the next 1 hour and a half, you’ll sit back and enjoy panoramic views of the winery’s rolling hills as you taste regional cheese and wine made onsite. You’ll taste 5 different wines, some made from Vernaccia grapes and others in a rose style. These wines and their robust set of flavors are complemented by 2 types of pecorino cheese, olives, bread, house-made extra virgin olive oil, prosciutto, and salami that you’ll enjoy before making your way back from a day in Chianti.

Chianti Wine Tasting

From the grapes to the glass, the Chianti Wine Tasting activity your chance to get a taste of Tuscany, Italy.

Visit San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and see its breathtaking medieval architecture and unforgettable skyline. Visitors on this tour walk through the historic center of San Gimignano and are transported back to the 13th century. The Tuscan hill town known is known for its landmark tower houses and charming piazzas. Your guide will meet you at Porta San Giovanni, or a wheelchair-accessible van with a wheelchair lift can be arranged to pick you up from your hotel for an extra cost. The city is hilly, and the tour includes some steep slopes where wheelchair users may require some assistance. Experienced guides and staff members will be available to assist. 
        The tour of the “Town of Fine Towers” includes stops in the Piazza Della Cisterna, the Piazza del Duomo, and several stops with panoramic views perfect for picture taking. 
You'll have ample time to rest and immerse yourself in Italy’s rich history during the tour. There is one accessible toilet in San Gimignano city center and two on the way from Florence and Montecatini Terme. If you would like to use extra adaptive equipment, the lomo 360 is available to navigate the city.

San Gimignano City Tour

Go on the San Gimignano City tour visit this charming Tuscan hill town full of astonishing medieval architecture.

From charming city streets to contemporary works of art, the Montecatini Terme city tour is the perfect way to see Tuscany. This tour takes you through the city's most idyllic locations and gives you the chance to experience prominent European art and architecture. Your guide will give you a fruitful explanation of the Montecatini Contemporary Art and the Terme Tettuccio, allowing you to get a full glimpse of the city's charming ambiance. 

You'll first travel to the MO.CA (Montecatini Contemporary Art) by accessible van. At the museum, you'll be able to see works of 20th-century Italian artists and paintings for Catalan artist Joan Miró. Whether or not you're a fan of contemporary art, it is undeniable that the MO.CA's exhibits highlight some of Italy's most impressive creative works. When you explore the museums' free showrooms with ramped entryways, it is evident that this avant-garde space spreads an understanding of different visual languages. If you want to learn, you can always attend the class to learn more about how you can put your creativity onto canvas.  

After getting your fill of world-class art, your guide will take you on a stroll along Montecatini Terme's main street to the Terme Tettuccio. This beautiful outdoor plaza and building is the home of Montecatini's Thermal Baths. With ornate archways, columns, and detailed rotunda, Tettuccio thermal complex is a site dedicated to relaxation. You can also get a taste of the site's thermal water and enjoy a full explanation of the Thermal baths' history to round out the tour.

Montecatini Terme City Tour

From charming city streets to works of art, the Montecatini Terme city tour is the perfect way to see Tuscany, Italy.

Rent this accessible van and explore the Tuscan countryside at your leisure! 

This flexible arrangement gives you the possibility to rent an accessible campervan for as long as you want, with rental periods starting from just one weekend long. You can pick up and drop off the van in Livorno or, for an extra charge, choose a pick-up and drop-off location elsewhere in Tuscany to suit your itinerary. 

The van has been adapted for people with reduced mobility and the bed, toilet, and kitchen area can all be accessed in a wheelchair. Additionally, the van can also be driven by people with reduced mobility as it is equipped with a lateral control unit, pedal inversion, and other adaptations. There is also a station inside the van with reels and belts where wheelchairs can be parked. 

Other features of the van include an awning so that you can sit outside in the shade, as well as a TV with a satellite dish. 

A member of staff will be present when you pick up the campervan and will explain all of the features and adaptations to you. Once you’re comfortable and settled in, you can drive out along the hills and coastline of Tuscany and experience the freedom of traveling in an accessible campervan.

Accessible Camper Van Rental in Beautiful Tuscany

A chance to explore Tuscany at your own pace, from the comfort of an accessible camper van.

Explore Tuscany’s quaint beauty and take that quintessential holding up the Leaning Tower of Pisa on the Pisa City Tour. On this two-and-a-half-hour tour, you’ll get a unique glimpse of life in Pisa, Italy. You'll meet your guide at the Piazza Dei Miracoli, or accessible transportation can be arranged to pick you up at your hotel. 

The first stop on your tour will be the Piazza Dei Miracoli, or as it is formally known, the Piazza del Duomo. Home to the city’s infamous leaning tower, this walled plaza is one of Italy’s most important centers of medieval art in the world.

 Here you can also visit the Sinopie Museum and see ancient drawings and as well as evocative sculptures from the Middle ages. From its historical motifs and mosaics to its Romanesque architectural style, this area is a depiction of magnificence and perfection in a physical location that you get to access. 

You’ll then make your way to the Pisa Cathedral, where you’ll be able to seak peak medieval Roman Catholic design. The cathedral is accessible by ramp and has no obstacles obscuring your time admiring its Romanesque architecture. Here, you’ll be able to see the Pisa Baptistery of St. John, which is relationally referred to as the Battistero di San Giovanni. While you’re there, you’ll learn about the theological and cultural concepts that inspired the generations of artists and architects and maybe even get to meet the Archbishop of Pisa. 

The next and final stop on your tour is the Piazza Dei Cavalieri. This landmark is Pisa’s second main square, and in medieval times it was the political center and administrative heart of Pisa. Since then, it has been a place of community for the people of Pisa, where locals trade and interact amidst the beauty of medieval architecture.

Pisa City Tour

Explore Tuscany, Italy's quaint beauty and take a picture in front of Pisa's infamous leaning tower on the Pisa City Tour.

The Accessible Boat Tour in Livorno is a taste of an idyllic seaside life in Italy. From gentle lapping waves to Renaissance-era ocean fortifications, this boat tour lets you see the best this Tuscan port city has to offer. With itineraries built for people with visual and mobility-related disabilities, you'll get the chance to practice your fishing, diving, and seafaring skills in an ocean made accessible. 

Depending on the option you chose, you'll start your ocean journey at your hotel. An accessible van outfitted with ramps or wheelchair lifts will pick you up and take you to the pier Livorno. Once you've arrived, you'll enter the boat via a ramp and get acquainted with a crew happy to provide cultural and historical information on Livorno. Onboard, you'll see that, in addition to the ramp, the boat is equipped with an elevator to get inside the cabin, an accessible toilet, and a lift to get into the water. 

This mini cruse will take you along the Southern coast of Livorno. From here, You'll bathe in the Tuscan sun as you explore the coast of Calafuria and enjoy the waters of Secch Della Meloria Natural Park. At the Natural park, you can stop for a dip in the Secch Della Meloria's pristine waters and a lunch onboard. After a full day of swimming and traversing, the Italian coast is sure to leave you hungry for a bite to eat. Next, you have the option of heading back to your hotel or extending your ocean journey with a fishing excursion.

Accessible Boat Tour in Livorno

The Accessible Boat Tour in Livorno is a taste of an idyllic seaside life in one of Italy's Tuscan port cities.

View of Livorno, with red-roofed houses, trees and the bright blue sea in the background.

Get out and explore more of Tuscany in an adapted accessible car! Rent a car in Livorno and drive out into the Tuscan countryside. 

This flexible arrangement allows you to rent the car for as long as you need, with rental periods starting from just 1 day. For greater flexibility, you can also choose to pick up or drop off the car anywhere in Tuscany, for an extra charge. 

The car has been adapted to accommodate people with reduced mobility. It is possible to transfer from a wheelchair into the car and the car can be driven by both able-bodied people and people with disabilities. The interior of the car is stylish and has been ergonomically designed to facilitate ease of use. 

Once you get familiar with the car, you will be able to discover the beauty of Tuscany, from the rolling hills to the dramatic coastline and scenic villages.

Adaptive Sports Car Rental In Tuscany

Explore the beauty of Tuscany in a rental car specially adapted for people with disabilities.

A Fiat 500 car driving on a country road.

London

If you want to get to know the unique and rich cultural and historical side of New York City in an accessible way, this is the tour for you.

Cultural New York City (5 days/4 nights)

New York

This accessible, 3-hour tour of downtown Manhattan is led by a knowledgeable local guide who will show you some of the highlights and hidden gems of the Big Apple. 

You will meet your guide at City Hall and explore the city together. Some of the travel between stops will take place on the subway; metro cards are not provided but your guide can help you to purchase one, if necessary. 

After a brief tour of City Hall Park, you will catch a glimpse of the Statue of Liberty before heading to Wall Street, in the heart of the Financial District. Here, you can admire the Charging Bull statue, a symbol of financial optimism and prosperity. This is a popular photo stop and your guide can snap pictures of you next to the 3.4 meter tall (11 feet) bull. The tour will also include other famous landmarks in the Financial District such as the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall. 

The tour will then move on to Trinity Church and Saint Paul’s Chapel, both of which are recognized as historic New York monuments. You will also get a chance to visit the World Trade Center Memorial, commemorating the victims of the 9/11 terror attack. 

Throughout the tour, your guide will tell you about the history of Manhattan and can answer your questions and give you tips on other places to visit or restaurants to try out in the city. The ground is mostly level and smooth so you can navigate independently, but your guide will be available to assist you as necessary. 

The tour will end in the Five Points neighborhood in Chinatown, where you can go off and explore other areas of the city at your own pace.

Downtown Manhattan Private Guided Tour

An accessible guided tour through the historic New York City district of Manhattan.

No accessible bathrooms available for the activity

Conquer the high seas (or just the New York Harbor) on the Manhattan Boat Tour! During your day on the water, you'll sail around the Statue of Liberty and see the New York skyline from a topsail schooner that is accessible from bow to stern. With a crew happy to assist with any need and masts raised 12 stories high, you'll get to traverse New York in a way very few ever get to experience! 

This sailboat excursion is the tour of your dreams. Ideal for a romantic date, a family outing, or trip for an out-of-town visitor, the boat tour sails through the NYC Harbor, closely passing The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Governors Island, and offers the best views of NJ and NYC. While onboard, make sure to grab a drink and raise the sails. You are welcome to bring your lunch or purchase a drink from the ship's bar. So, hop aboard for the ultimate bucket list experience, and spend the afternoon sailing New York's coast until sunset.

Boat Tour in Manhattan

Sail New York Harbor on the excursion of your dreams, The Manhattan Boat Tour!

A large white sailing boat in front of the Statue of Liberty

New York's Brooklyn borough is the place to be! And on the DUMBO Tour, The New Brooklyn, cobblestone streets, trendy shops, and upscale restaurants are set to more than just a backdrop of a New York skyline. Here you can get a taste of life in Brooklyn's newest and most vibrant neighborhood. From the ferry to the historic Brooklyn landmarks to the celebratory drink at the end of the tour, you get to explore the new heart and center of New York City. Your journey starts with meeting your guide in Manhattan at Pier 11 and hopping onto the ferry for a short ride across the East River to Brooklyn. You'll enter the ferry through an accessible ramp, have plenty of free turn space, and get the chance to enjoy iconic views onboard. Once you've arrived bustling the DUMBO neighborhood (which is shorthand for ""Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass"" and not the elephant), you'll be met with a vibrant atmosphere that emanates from the area's renovated and repopulated shipping piers and industrial warehouses. From there, you'll stop by all the quintessential sites in DUMBO! You'll take a walk through Brooklyn Bridge Park, explore Brooklyn's waterfront, and stop by Jane's Carousel. If you hadn't gotten enough of Brooklyn's water, you're in luck because your next stop is the Empire Stores. This trendy warehouse shopping center features a secret viewpoint with a panoramic view of Manhattan and the East River. Now your guide will take you along historic cobblestone streets to the Powerhouse Arena for an introduction to the literary and art community scene in DUMBO. After getting to know the area like a local, you'll visit the Brooklyn Roasting Company and stop for a quick bite to eat at a local spot before getting an exclusive peek into an artist's studio. Your final stop will be at the Randolph Beer craft brewery, where you will sample some beers before making your way back to Manhattan.

DUMBO Tour, The New Brooklyn

On the DUMBO Tour, The New Brooklyn, you get a taste of one of New York's most upbeat neighborhoods.

Adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently

Get out and active in the Big Apple! The Central Park Handbike Guided Tour takes you through the heart and soul of New York City. Your seasoned tour guide will be with you throughout the entire journey and share their vast knowledge on the park and on things to do in NYC. They'll teach you how to use the adapted handbike, and from there, you'll spend 2 hours meandering through this world-famous park's twists and turns and visiting its most popular stops. 

Once you get rolling, your guide will give you a crash course on Central Park. You'll learn about how the park was created, as well as why and how it evolved over the years. You'll even pass by where some prominent filming locations and see what it's like to live in the heart of Manhattan. To fully experience the entire length of the park, you'll travel 10 km (6 mi) around Columbus Circle, the Central Park Mall, the Jackie Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, the Bethesda Fountain, The Great Lawn, Strawberry Fields, Belvedere Castle, and many other sights! 

After seeing the best of Central Park, you'll have had plenty of opportunities for photos and gotten a full taste of New York's most sere location. With a ride back to your by an accessible van, this scenic cycling tour is made complete.

Central Park Handbike Guided Tour

The Central Park Handbike Guided Tour lets you get active in the heart and soul of New York City.

On this accessible tour, you will discover one of the United States’ most famous and visited parks, Central Park in Manhattan, New York. 

The tour will begin with a pick-up service from your hotel. On your way to the park, your guide will tell you about the history of Central Park and the role it plays in New York city life today, and will mention some of the many films in which the park has been featured. 

Upon arrival at the park, you can explore some of the most famous sites, travelling on the many tarmac paths that link the green spaces together. Accessible bathrooms can be found throughout the park if you require a comfort stop. 

Your guide will take you to well-known places in Central Park, including Strawberry Fields, Bethesda Fountain and the Literary Walk. You will also visit some hidden gems, including places that most New York tourists never get to see. Throughout the tour, your guide will be on hand to assist you, as well as to answer questions, share fun facts and snap photos of you against the scenic backdrop.

Central Park Guided Tour

An accessible, guided tour of Central Park to discover the famous sights and discover hidden gems that most tourists don't see.

Tour guides and a man on a mobility scooter in front of a pond

Get away from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan and experience Brooklyn's historic charm. On the Brooklyn Guided Tour, you'll see what makes New York City such a trendy and vibrant place. From art galleries to tech startups to upscale restaurants, you'll experience why this borough has been such a prime destination since 1646. You'll start your journey with views of quintessential NY landmarks as you head to Battery Park via an accessible van. Once you've arrived, admire stunning views of the Statue of Liberty, and your guide get acquainted before you take the ferry to Brooklyn Heights Historic District. The ferry is outfitted with a ramp allowing passengers easy access on and off. Once the ferry lands in Brooklyn Heights Historic District, you better be ready for a day full of adventures! At this first stop, you'll get a blast of New York history since this is one of the city's primary historic districts before making your way to the world-famous Brooklyn Bridge. At this stop, you'll see what was once the world's largest suspension bridges and where New Yorkers travel to and from Manhattan every day. Those first few stops were just a taste of the borough's most historic sites! You'll then make your way to the Empire-Fulton Ferry &amp; Brooklyn Bridge Park, where you can sprawl out on a green oasis set against a scenic cityscape. After a short rest, you'll make your way to DUMBO Historic District, Park Slope Historic District, and Park Slope Historic District to fully experience the charm and learn the history of New York City. Finally, you'll make your final stops at Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park, where you can explore a magnificent urban green space, a zoo, and Brooklyn's Botanic Gardens to round out your day in the big apple.

Brooklyn Guided Tour

On the Brooklyn Guided Tour, you'll see what makes New York City such a trendy and vibrant place to explore.

View of Brooklyn bridge and New York city skyline

The Midtown Manhattan Guided Tour takes you to all of New York City’s most popular stops. With iconic landmarks like Times Square and Central Park on the itinerary, you’ll get a full introduction to the city’s biggest attractions. Your guide, a local New Yorker, will also show you the ropes! From getting on and off the subway to showing you an excellent place to get a bite to eat, this tour allows you to experience the best of the big apple. 

You’ll start your tour by being picked up by an accessible van and arrive at the Grand Central Terminal. From there you’ll meet your guide and explore the city! Your guide will help you navigate the bustling streets of Times Square and take you to the top of the Rockefeller Center! You’ll also head over to the luxurious and elegant 5th Avenue, the Neo-Gothic-style Roman Catholic Saint Patrick Cathedral, and the iconic Central Park, all through accessible pathways and subway transfers. Later on, you will make your way into the subway via an accessible path to get to the Chelsea Market. Here you can grab lunch from one of the many trendy restaurant stalls and finish the tour with views of the Hudson River and a stroll on The High Line elevated park!.

Midtown Manhattan Guided Tour

The Midtown Manhattan Guided Tour takes you to all of New York City’s most popular stops.

From pizza and halal carts to the city’s famous bagels, New York’s food scene would be non-existent without its immigrant communities. On the Tenements, Tales, and Tastes Guided Tour, you get a taste of the multicultural history as you sample iconic New York treats and take in heartwarming stories about the folks who live there. So, let a local guide take you to some of their favorite stops around the Lower East Side, Chinatown, and Little Italy and experience stories and recipes handed down by New York’s early settlers!

First, you’ll meet your guide at City Hall, and from there, hit the streets to get in touch with the tasty culture of NYC! Taking on the Lower East Side means visiting 100-year old bakeries, churches, and markets. You’ll also marvel at  Jewish shops and synagogues, visit community gardens in the heart of NYC’s Latinx communities, and visit cultural sites like the African Burial Ground. You’ll also wander around the streets of Little Italy and Chinatown and, of course, get a taste of dumplings, pretzels, cheeses, and other dishes of international origins. From each dish and each story, you’ll learn more about the communities that built New York in such a fun and tasty way!

Tenements, Tales, and Tastes Guided Tour

Get a taste of the multicultural history of New York City on the Tenements, Tales, and Tastes Guided Tour!

After watching a brief safety video, crew members will help passengers with disabilities get on and off board through manual transfers. They will fly over The Statue of Liberty and re-discover the city’s world-famous skyline. They will see the One World Trade Center, and Times Square from an entirely new perspective. This tour is also a learning opportunity, as their guide will explain the city’s rich history and world-famous landmarks. The tour also includes breathtaking views of the iconic Ellis Island, Chrysler Building, the Empire State building, the Chelsea piers and more. An accessible bathroom is available before and after boarding the helicopter, and there is no adaptive equipment necessary.

New York City Helicopter Tour

See the Statue of Liberty, Times Square and Central park during this 15 minute helicopter ride over New York City

View of Manhattan skyline from a helicopter.

Fly over New York City's legendary skyline on a helicopter during a 20-minute tour of the big apple. See the spectacular Jersey Palisade peaks and get an up-close view of the world-famous Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. All of the city's top tourist attractions will be covered. Guests will fly over the Empire State Building, the One World Trade Center, Central Park, Times Square, Columbia University, and the Yankee Stadium on non-game days. Guests will meet their guide and watch a short instructional safety video before boarding the aircraft. Wheelchairs do not fit into the helicopter, but crew members have experience assisting people with disabilities and are available to help will whoever needs it into a seat and out. During the whole tour, you will learn more about the city, its history, and landmarks while listening to your guide's comments.

The Ultimate New York City Helicopter Tour

Explore New York City’s iconic landmarks from above in this thrilling 20 minute helicopter ride

Aerial view of Manhattan from a helicopter.

Get ready to discover New York City like never before! This 15-minute helicopter ride over the big apple is an exhilarating once-in-a-lifetime sightseeing and photo opportunity.

After watching a brief safety video, crew members will help passengers with disabilities get on and off board through manual transfers. You will fly over Central Park, the Hudson River, the New York Harbor and re-discover the city’s world-famous skyline. You will see the Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building, the Chrysler, the Met Life buildings, and the World Financial Center from an entirely new perspective. This tour is also a learning opportunity, as your guide will explain the city’s rich history and world-famous landmarks.

The tour includes breathtaking views of the iconic Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Greenwich Village, and the historic Brooklyn Bridge. Your helicopter will then take you further North, where you will see the George Washington Bridge, the New Jersey Palisades, Columbia University, and on non-game days, the state-of-the-art Yankee Stadium. The helicopter will also explore New York’s southernmost border, and pass over the longest suspension bridge in the United States: the Verrazano.

Deluxe Helicopter Tour of New York City

Rediscover the world-famous New York City skyline on this breathtaking 15-minute helicopter ride

Helicopter flies around the Brooklyn Bridge.

Brooklyn Army Terminal Station is now a large industrial complex, that used to be a military supply base for the U.S. Army. Visit the site, in the heart of New York City, with accessible ferries and restrooms.

You'll meet your guides, who have experience working with people with disabilities and will be available to assist you, at Sunset Park 58th St. Taking a ferry accessible via ramp, you'll visit both Building A and Building B of this famous Army terminal, which served as a military base for nearly 50 years, providing jobs for more than 20,000 people during World War II. 

You'll hear stories of soldiers and sailors who passed through this terminal, and will be able to admire New York cityscapes. You will also learn more about the over 100 companies that currently make up this industrial complex.

Finally, you will wrap up the tour at the initial meeting point.

Army Terminal Guided Tour

An accessible tour of Brooklyn's huge Army terminal building, with an expert guide.

The interior of an Army Terminal building, with a glass roof and tall concrete walls.

Explore the city that never sleeps with accessible transportation in New York! Transportation is available to pick you up from the airport and take you to your hotel, or pick you up and drop you off anywhere in the city! Choose between a 12 passenger or 4 passenger van. One is equipped with a wheelchair lift and the other one with a ramp. With easy access, in both of them you won’t have to get out of the comfort of your wheelchair and will be secured with safety straps. With this accessible transportation you will be able to enjoy exploring New York's neighbourhoods, attractions and restaurants in a safe and comfortable way.

New York Accessible Transport

Explore the city that never sleeps with accessible transportation in New York!

Transport Type 1: MB SPRINTER - 12 pass/12 lugg.

Enjoy a self-guided visit to New York’s iconic Central Park, an accessible green space with ponds, playgrounds and a zoo in the heart of an urban jungle. 

First opened in 1858, Central Park is a historic part of New York City and is a must-see for any tourist. It was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1963 and has been awarded many prizes for its innovative architecture and use of space. It welcomes over 42 million visitors annually. 

The park has many attractions, such as the Central Park Zoo, and you can also enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride or rent a bicycle to explore some of the lesser-known areas of the park. Many events take place in Central Park, from live shows to thematic lighting to guide rambles and tours. It’s also a great place to do sport or to lie on a picnic rug and take a moment to relax. 

The park is open from 6 AM to 1 AM daily. It is accessible for people with disabilities, with several wheelchair-accessible entrances and accessible restroom facilities. Many paths are wide and paved, with smooth flat surfaces, although some areas of the park have unpaved paths. Some playgrounds are also adapted for people with disabilities, with equipment such as adapted swings for wheelchair users.

Central Park

Take some time to enjoy a self-guided visit to Central Park, New York, a large park with accessible pathways and restrooms.

A view of Central Park, New York, with a large pond and a fountain.

The Brooklyn Bridge is a must-see for any tourist visiting New York, and shouldn’t be missed during your trip. Enjoy a self-guided visit to the bridge to see the sights of New York from a different angle. 

The Brooklyn Bridge connects the boroughs of Brooklyn and Manhattan. It was built in 1883 and was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1964. It has 2 large arches, with the bridge held in suspension by long cables. 

Tourists flock to the bridge every day to admire the panoramic views across New York City, and to pose for photos under the iconic arches of the bridge. There are pedestrian lanes across the bridge, and it takes approximately 30 minutes to cross the bridge on foot. 

The Brooklyn Bridge is accessible for wheelchair users, with wheelchair-accessible entrances to the bridge on Centre Street on the Manhattan side and on Tillary or Adams Street from the Brooklyn side. There is an incline to get up to the bridge, but it is quite gentle and shouldn’t drain the batteries of motorized wheelchairs. The pedestrian lane is smooth, but be aware of passing cyclists in the nearby cycle lane. It is recommended to cross the bridge very early as it can become extremely crowded during the day time, with a heavy flow of traffic until approximately 11 PM.

Brooklyn Bridge

Take a self-guided tour of Brooklyn Bridge, a wheelchair-accessible bridge offering stunning views of the New York skyline.

No Guides / staff members will be available to assist

Adaptive equipment is included and can be used independently or assisted

On this self-guided accessible tour, you can visit the Museum of Modern Art, one of the world’s most influential art galleries, and explore exhibits from famous artists all around the world. 

The MoMA houses more than 500,000 pieces over 6 floors of gallery spaces. Visitors can see famous works of art such as Van Gogh’s Starry Night and Andy Warhol’s Campbell Soup cans. There are also works of art from all over the world, and from various modern and contemporary movements. 

There are regular special exhibitions and events at MoMA, such as talks and screenings of foreign films. Visitors can also reserve spaces in workshops and participate in interactive educational sessions at the MoMA classrooms. 

MoMa is an accessible venue that is open to all. Visitors with disabilities received a discounted admission and one carer can enter free of charge when accompanying a visitor with a disability. All galleries, entrances, restrooms and facilities are wheelchair-accessible and wheelchairs can be borrowed onsite. Upon reservation, specially trained lecturers can give talks to visitors with visual impairments and American Sign Language is available for public programs if requested 2 weeks in advance. All theaters, assistance desks and classrooms feature induction loops for hearing aids and foreign films have captions in English.

Museum of Modern Art - MoMA

A self-guided tour of the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan, New York, an accessible museum with modern and contemporary art.

Two visitors, including a person in a wheelchair, look at a painting in the gallery.

Whenever we think of the busy, fast and even crazy city of New York, Times Square comes to mind. It is the busiest theatre district in the world, busy enough to be totally lit in the middle of the night. Huge billboards and the best when it comes to shopping, this is the square that never sleeps.

Although streets can get really crowded, places to visit are wheelchair accessible and curbs are wheelchair friendly. We recommend you getting there by bus or taxi since it is very difficult to park.

Times Square

One could spend hours in Times Square shopping, people watching and being amazed by the billboards!

Streets are paved and curbs are wheelchair accessible.

Exhibitions, educational activities and research. This is how The American Museum of Natural History has built its importance between scientific and cultural institutions around the world. With permanent collections focused on the natural kingdom, cultural studies and knowledge of our universe, learning in a fun and interactive way is what this museum does best. All of the 45 museum halls are wheelchair accessible and there is an elevator equipped with auditory guidance and braille and video exhibitions are captioned. With accessible restrooms and wheelchairs on-site, learning from the 32 million specimens displayed and visiting the building that houses the iconic Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton is at your reach.

American Museum of Natural History

An accessible worldwide-renowned museum that shows you the most important scientific and cultural discoveries.

A huge whale hangs from the ceiling as part of the permanent collection.

On this self-guided tour, you can visit the 9/11 Memorial &amp; Museum to pay homage to the victims of the terror attack and to learn about the acts of heroism made by the first responders. Tickets to the museum include access to the 9/11 Memorial, a large reflecting pool sunken into the ground at the site of the Twin Towers. The edges of the reflecting pools are engraved with the names of those who lost their lives in the attack. You can also explore the garden, which is planted with more than 400 trees, to symbolize hope and renewal after the devastation. The museum is open 5 days a week and houses many exhibits that help to contextualize and commemorate the attacks. It features many artifacts and videos of first-person testimonies from witnesses. The main exhibit is divided into 3 sections, showing the build-up to the attack, how it happened on the day and the aftermath. There are also temporary exhibitions showcasing different aspects of the events, such as the courage shown by the rescue dogs or the hunt for Bin Laden. Both the museum and memorial are accessible for people with disabilities. There are several accessible public transport routes to the museum site, in addition to an accessible drop-off point at the intersection of Cortlandt and Greenwich Streets. All exhibits are wheelchair-accessible and each bathroom has a wheelchair-accessible stall. Service animals are welcome and free admission is available for one carer accompanying a person with disabilities. Wheelchairs and walkers can be provided for use onsite and are distributed on a first come, first serve basis, and the museum has many seating areas. The audio displays are compatible with hearing aids and videos also have open captions and an American Sign Language video is available with the audio guide. Free guided tours in American Sign language can be provided if requested at least 3 weeks in advance. For guests with visual impairments, a verbal guided tour is also available if requested at least 3 weeks in advance. The museum also has a quiet space for personal reflection time.

Visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum

A self-guided and accessible visit to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in Manhattan, New York.

On this self-guided visit, you can get to know the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, a 21 hectare park with over 18,000 kinds of plant species. 

The Brooklyn Botanic Gardens have many different kinds of gardens, from Japanese lily ponds to climate-controlled greenhouses to traditional English country gardens. You can explore the gardens at your own pace, in a calm soothing atmosphere that feels far away from the busy streets of New York. 

The gardens are open all year round and the exhibits are carefully timed to bloom at different times, meaning that there’s always something to see, regardless of the time of year that you visit. There are also themed displays and exhibits at different times of year such as a winter lightscape and a cherry blossom stroll in spring. 

Brooklyn Botanic Gardens are accessible for people with disabilities, with wheelchair-accessible entrances and free wheelchairs available to borrow on a first come, first served basis. Carers are admitted free of charge and service animals are welcome. Accessible restrooms can be found in the visitor center. Many specialty gardens are step free, but due to the historic nature of the gardens, some paths are uneven or steep. 

Brooklyn Botanic Gardens is also home to America's first garden designed for people with visual impairments, the Alice Recknagel Ireys Fragrance garden. In this garden, all plants are set in raised beds and can be touched and smelled, and Braille signage is offered throughout.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

A self-guided visit to the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, an accessible venue with over 18,000 plant species.

Two people walk on a path through trees at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens.

With an accessible entrance through Southern Boulevard Gate, the Bronx zoo is an iconic place that houses 700 hundred species of animals, and has the mission to educate in preserving animal life. Simulated experiences can also be expected.

Although there are some steep slopes and rough floors, all buildings are wheelchair accessible. If you want to plan ahead, there is a map available as well as an accessible restroom in multiple stops.

Bronx Zoo

6,000 animals and more than 700 species from around the world! explore the exhibits in an accessible way.

Renting a wheelchair in New York is a great way to help you get out and about to enjoy your time in the city. Plenty of wheelchair models are available and the wheelchair will be delivered right to your hotel, for your convenience. You can choose from a wide range of wheelchairs to suit your needs, including self-propelled wheelchairs and wheelchairs that are pushed by your companion.&nbsp;

However, the availability of wheelchair models may vary according to your location. Some of the wheelchairs, including the transport wheelchairs and the lightweight wheelchair models, are smaller and are designed to be easy to fold up and store in the trunk of a car, giving you the flexibility to travel as much as you want to. Standard wheelchairs are also collapsible but are designed to be self-propelling, although they can be pushed by your companion if you wish. There is also the more sturdy option of the bariatric wheelchair, which can support a greater weight load.&nbsp;

Despite their higher weight bearing capacity, these chairs can still be collapsed for easy storage and are lighter than most mobility scooters. Once you’ve chosen a wheelchair to suit your needs, the chair will be delivered to your hotel and an assistant will be available to hand the chair over and answer any questions you may have. Then you can head out and explore as much of New York as you want to visit.

Delivery fee, protection and cancellation plans are not included in the price.

1 day Wheelchair Rental - New York

Make the most of your trip to New York by renting a wheelchair so that you can get out and explore the city independently.