News (Things to do) - Accessible Holidays - Tourism For All

Fairytale Farm invites you to step into a storybook world with the return of the much-anticipated ‘Once Upon a Unicorn and Dragon’ event, taking place from 25th May to 2nd June  2024. 

May half term is almost upon us and if you’re looking for accessible things to do for the whole family, you’ve come to the right place!

Did you know that this week is Dementia Action Week?

Clarks Village is set to showcase local independent traders in an artisan market to celebrate Somerset Day.

Here comes the pride:  Conservation is a key part of the work for the Longleat team but there’s one area where the famous big cats have the lion’s share.

LEVEL are excited to announce their new interactive exhibition, Create My World: Nature by TECHSQUAD, running from 18 April until 27 June 2024!
 

Take a walk on the wild side with one of Britain’s best-loved and most intrepid naturalists and TV presenters Steve Backshall at Longleat in Wiltshire next month.

To celebrate World Autism Awareness Month, West Midlands Safari Park has shared plans for its commitment to inclusivity, including an upcoming morning for guests with additional needs.

Northern Ireland is one of Britain’s hidden gems, full of beautiful scenery, memorable sights thanks to shows like Game of Thrones and of course the incredible cities of Derry and Belfast, both with their own charms.

Celebrate World Heritage Day in Bath with free walks, talks and activities for all. This year’s World Heritage Day event will take place at the Guildhall on Sunday 21 April, and will focus on Bath’s landscape setting – one of the key reasons why Bath is a World Heritage Site.