Now that long-distance walking is no longer possible for me, I will continue my ataxia awareness-raising/fundraising efforts by making short city walks, highlighting the accessibility of the most-popular cities, hotels and tourist attractions I find, and especially highlighting those businesses who are leading the way when it comes to accessible tourism.
And the first of these tours, which I am currently in the middle of, is a tour of European capital cities.
I’ll be sharing loads of articles/photographs of my trip as I go, which I will share here, and on Twitter and Facebook.
So sit back and enjoy a tour of Europe.
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 Mummies, ancient ceramics & other relics displayed amid the skeletal remains of a Gothic church in central Lisbon. With no expense spared in making this a museum that is accessible to all. Website | Facebook | Instagram | Accessibility Review |
 The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid is Spain’s national museum of 20th-century art. The museum was officially inaugurated on September 10, 1992, and is named after Queen Sofía of Spain. Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter |
 The Villahermosa Palace in Madrid, once the home of an aristocratic family, was converted to the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, and now house Europe’s largest private art collection. Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter |
 The Basilica of the Sagrada Familia is Antoni Gaudí’s unfinished architectural symphony, and the number one visitor attraction in Barcelona. Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter |
 Casa Batlló, built between 1904 and 1906 in the heart of Barcelona, is the most emblematic work of the brilliant Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí. Gaudí fans really MUST go early. Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Accessibility Review |
 The hotel chain leader in accessibility and integration in Spain. Where over 40% of the staff have some form of disability, and where tourism for all is possible. Helping you make a positive social change. Website | Facebook | Twitter | Accessibility Review |
 Enjoy the very best view of Paris, including the Eiffel Tower, from the entirely accessible 56th-floor Observation Deck of the Montparnasse Tower. Or venture right to the very top, and take in Paris from the outdoor terrace (while you sip a glass of bubbly?). Website | Facebook | Instagram | Accessibility Review |
 Book your train tickets to Paris, Brussels, Lille, the South of France and many more European destinations with Eurostar. Website | Facebook | Twitter |
 The Tower Hotel is nestled between the River Thames, St Katharine Docks and alongside the World Heritage Site, the Tower of London, boasting unparalleled views of the iconic Tower Bridge. Website | Facebook | Twitter |
 Tower Bridge: the most famous bridge over the River Thames in central London – and a must-see for all London visitors. Website | Facebook | Twitter |
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