Accessibility Blogs

Discover the best independent blogs about accessibility on BlogRolly.

• Kerb Your Enthusiasm — On holiday in Cardiff Bay a pedestrian dropped kerb with a 25mm upstand caught my eye. I explain why flush kerbs matter
• Diabetic retinopathy tests inaccessible to adults with learning disabilities — Worried adults with learning disabilities are missing diabetic retinopathy checks? In this post I report a Bradford audi
• The 7 Best Places to Solo Travel with a Disability — I travel solo with a disability and these are the places that made it feel possible, not exhausting. From accessible cit
• How to Plan a Trip When You Have a Chronic Illness: Packing, Pacing, and Self-Care Tips — Planning a trip with chronic illness means packing smarter, pacing everything, and building in actual rest. This is how
• Best Accessible Day Trips From Barcelona Spain — Barcelona is great, but getting out of the city is doable too. These accessible day trips from Barcelona worked for me u
• Great European Cities To Visit As A Disabled Traveler — Some European cities are far easier to navigate with a disability than others. These are the ones where I could actually
• The Most Accessible National Parks in the U.S.: Where To Go and What To Expect — I’ve visited U.S. national parks as a disabled traveler and these are the ones where I could actually see things without
• Where To See The Best Street Art In Paris — Paris street art is everywhere once you know where to look. I tracked down the neighborhoods and murals that are easiest
• How To Visit Notre Dame Paris, An Accessible Guide — Visiting Notre Dame with mobility limits takes a bit of planning, but it’s doable. Here’s how I approached seeing Notre
• How to Avoid The Sacre Coeur Stairs and Still Enjoy the Views — Montmartre doesn’t have to mean those brutal Sacré-Cœur stairs. I found easier ways up with lifts, transport, and slower
• The Louvre Museum What To See And How To Plan an Accessible Trip — The Louvre is massive, so I planned it around energy, elevators, and what I actually wanted to see. This is how I approa
• What Happens If You Have A Medical Emergency Abroad — The Louvre can be overwhelming, especially with a disability. I mapped out accessible entrances, rest spots, and a manag