Searching for somewhere to stay for your next break? Self-catered cottages and lodges are a great option for people who are looking for extra space, privacy and some room to breathe on holiday! We love reading new cottage reviews on Euan’s Guide, and there is a growing number of accessible holiday conversions popping up all over the country. Wh...
A diverse Celtic kingdom with wild beaches, exotic village names and pockets of remote English countryside; Cornwall is a curious destination for all ages to explore! Here are some of our favourite accessible Cornish attractions that are reviewed or listed on Euan’s Guide:
Eden Project, Bodelva
The futuristic domes of the Eden Project might loo...
Storytelling doesn’t just take place in a book; all visitor attractions tell stories of some kind, and there are many imaginative ways to make your stories accessible. Theatre groups, libraries, and cinemas also have the opportunity to share stories in a thoughtful and accessible way. So, how can you engage with a wider audience as you tell yo...
Swishwiffingly good access at The Roald Dahl Museum
Take a trip to Great Missenden and you might stumble across this ‘flushbunkingly glorious’ museum with chocolate-scented doors and fun galleries for families. It is of course, The Roald Dahl Museum, located where the famous author once wrote, and surrounded by the places that inspired many of the stories we know and love today. Not only is the...
Nothing quite beats a good story! To celebrate National Storytelling Week, we’re sharing some of our favourite disabled access reviews and listings for bookshops, libraries, storytelling centres and more around the UK. The access is so good, that all these reviews have a happy ending!
Barter Books, Alnwick
This magical second hand book shop is...
Whether it be a relaxing trip to the coast, or an adventure-packed holiday in one of Wales’ bustling cities, whatever your reason to travel to this picturesque country you’re sure to have a good time. Finding the perfect hotel to relax in or to set up base before an adventure is always an important task. So, we’ve rounded up 4 of the top hotel...
Looking for an accessible afternoon tea in Auld Reekie? Lots of disabled access reviewers sneak a little cake recommendation into their reviews, and we’ve noticed that Edinburgh is a popular place to be for sweet treats and dainty sandwiches! Here are some of our favourite places reviewed around the city for a cup of tea and a cake:
One Square...
Scottish football stadiums winning over disabled fans on Euan's Guide
Have you got your season ticket, football strip, scarf and woollies? What about disabled access? We’ve picked some of the top rated Scottish football grounds on Euan’s Guide for you to explore, and these stadiums really are winning over home and away fans with their accessibility!
St Mirren Football Club 5★
Located in Paisley, St Mirren Football...
By no means confined to Scotland, Robert Burns is celebrated on January 25th worldwide each year, with revellers typically enjoying a traditional Burns supper and ceilidh on the night. In 2017, the poet’s anniversary is set to be remembered in even more ways with exhibitions, festivals, crafts, and concerts. We’ve picked a few top events from...
It’s now just 90 days until the third Disabled Access Day on 10th-12th March 2017, and we can’t wait to celebrate once again! Already we’ve welcomed a lively new #AccessDay team, and caught a glimpse of an exciting new look; but today, award-winning Disabled Access Day has announced its first official supporters for 2017!
Read the latest announc...