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Coventry
The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum is committed to being accessible for everyone. Here, you can find information about accessible facilities and resources across the site to plan your visit.
Plymouth
We want all our visitors to have a great time at The Box. With so much to see and do, you may find the following information helpful in planning your visit.
London
We believe everyone should have access to dance. So we’re making our venues and experiences more accessible to more people.
Buxton
We offer a number of accessible performances throughout the year including relaxed performances. For these performances, we adapt the sound and lighting and provide a quiet space with a sensory tent if anyone needs a few minutes away from the action.
Romsey
We welcome visits from guests with disabilities and will do everything possible to ensure they have a safe and pleasurable visit and are able to participate in as many activities as possible.
Liverpool
We are proud to lead the way in accessibility, and we are determined to ensure it remains one of the most accessible tourist attractions in the whole of the UK.
Wells
We offer an accessible experience for all, with wide and level paths throughout, a wheelchair-accessible lift, accessible toilets, and a mobility scooter and wheelchair available to hire.
Barnstaple
Two Trampers available to hire. Shuttle buggy available most days. Adapted toilets next to tea-room. Dogs on leads welcome in the Carriage Museum, garden, The servants hall and the wider estate. Loose gravel paths, slopes, partly accessible grounds.
Coleford
Our cycling trails are comfortable for a range of abilities. Both the Colliers Trail and Old Bob's trail are suitable for families and beginners. We also have two downhill trails which were built for four wheeled adapted bikes – Countdown and…
London
We are committed to making our buildings, exhibitions, services and programmes as accessible and inclusive as possible. The Gallery has a programme of accessible events including free monthly Deaf-led tours and British Sign Language interpreted…
Ashley Heath
We work hard to provide a friendly, accessible environment for all our visitors and the widest possible access to our buildings, facilities, trails, and events.
Matlock
Some of the team have had training in Disability Awareness, Deaf Awareness, Autism Awareness, British Sign Language and Makaton as well as being Dementia Friends and Mental Health First Aiders.
York
The garden is all on one level and is almost completely step free. There are steps up to the Orchid House within the garden; however the glasshouse also has ramp access with a hand rail.
Kidderminster
We have all-terrain mobility scooters available to hire for those with limited mobility. They are easy to use and able to tackle a range of surfaces and gradients come rain or shine.
Farnham
Near our friendly visitor centre we have an inclusive play area designed for every child to enjoy. Our wheelchair accessible roundabout and basket swing allow children of all abilities to have fun, and create memories in nature.
Chipping Norton
We want all our visitors to have a great time. Fairytale Farm has been designed to put disabled people first.
Keswick
We have several activities suitable for people with mental and physical disabilities, our Private Alpaca Walks at The Lingholm Estate are a flat gentle stroll through private grounds which can be adapted to suit all abilities/mobilities, including…
Mold
Discover world-class theatre at Theatr Clwyd, North Wales' premier arts venue. Enjoy unforgettable performances with excellent accessibility, including step-free access, hearing loops, relaxed performances, and dedicated support for all visitors.
Bewdley
We welcome all visitors and will try our best to provide as much help as we possibly can. Visually impaired guests are admitted free of charge together with a seeing guide accompanying them. Evidence of disability may be requested.
Westcliff-on-Sea
Work began on the Southend-on-Sea theatre back in the 1930s. World War II stopped the building work and the theatre had its grand opening almost 30 years later in 1964.
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