Accessible Attractions

South East England is home to a growing number of attractions that are accessible to visitors with visual, hearing or mobility impairments.

Historic properties, museums, galleries, gardens, family attractions and entire towns and cities are going the extra mile to welcome all visitors. Tourism businesses are investing in physical adaptations to enable increased accessibility and training courses to raise staff awareness of the obstacles that disabled visitors face.

Alternatively, there are many properties throughout South East England that have provided self assessment accessibility information; search for these here using the categories below.
PARKING
  • Parking provided for visitors
  • Route from the parking area to the nearest public entrance is:
ATTRACTION ENTRANCE
  • There are steps to the main entrance
  • There is a ramp to the main entrance
TICKET / INFORMATION / GIFT SHOP [WHERE APPLICABLE]
  • Information available in alternative formats:
LIFT
  • There is a lift
ACCESS TO PUBLIC AREAS (Displays, exhibits, rides etc)
  • Level access (i.e. no steps or thresholds) or access by a ramp or lift to the:
CAFETERIA / RESTAURANT
  • Level access (i.e. no steps or thresholds) or access by a ramp or lift to the:
STAFF
GENERAL
  • Service dogs are NOT allowed in attraction
  • Wheelchairs provided
  • Routes / pathways throughout the attraction suitable for visitors with limited mobility
  • Routes / pathways throughout the attraction suitable for wheelchair users
  • Tactile routes in the attraction for visitors with visual impairments