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Child in a wheelchair on an accessible playground ramp.

The play area has a range of accessible elements aimed at challenging different abilities,…

Sensory headphones at use at Hertfordshire Zoo

The entire site is accessible for most people, offering level pathways across the Zoo. We have our…

Person in a wheelchair with a companion looking at van gough's sunflowers at The National Gallery Trafalgar Square

The National Gallery aims to make access to the paintings enjoyable and welcoming to the widest…

people on a boat at WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre

Free wheelchairs are available at the centre. There is a mobility scooter available to hire. A £10…

man on wheelchair with geese at WWT Slimbridge

Whether visitors are passionate birdwatchers, nature enthusiasts, families with young children, or…

The Beamsley Project Charitable Trust building from above

Our accessible 19th Century cottage is a perfect base to explore the beautiful delights of the…

Bristol Aquarium children looking into aquarium

Our dedicated Even Calmer days create a more relaxing sensory experience for any customers who may…

Grounds surrounding Asheston Eco Barns on a summer's day

All our cottages are accessible with level entrances, wider width doorways and ramps up to the…

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  1. Shoppers walking through the Princesshay Shopping Centre

    Add Princesshay Shopping Centre to your Itinerary

    Address

    9 Catherine Street, Exeter, Devon, EX1 1QA

    Telephone

    01392 459838

    Exeter

    But for persons with a disability, and all those with accessibility requirements, visiting somewhere for the first time can be a daunting prospect. We know that 98% of people with disabilities and carers look for accessibility information before…