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Fortunately, the UK is home a number of UNESCO World Heritage sites (31 to be precise), but how many of these are accessible to those with mobility problems.
The below infographic lists 10 of the most accessible world heritage sites that can be visited in the UK. The graphic looks at what makes these attractions so accessible so visitors who struggle to walk can plan their trip beforehand.
These include Blenheim Palace, Canterbury Cathedral, City of Bath & Roman Baths, Stonehenge, Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey, Fountains Abbey, The English Lake District, Tower of London, Old and New Towns of Edinburgh, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal.
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Source:
https://www.ageukmobility.co.uk/mobility-news/article/accessible-world-heritage-sites-in-the-uk
Fortunately, the UK is home a number of UNESCO World Heritage sites (31 to be precise), but how many of these are accessible to those with mobility problems.
The below infographic lists 10 of the most accessible world heritage sites that can be visited in the UK. The graphic looks at what makes these attractions so accessible so visitors who struggle to walk can plan their trip beforehand.
These include Blenheim Palace, Canterbury Cathedral, City of Bath & Roman Baths, Stonehenge, Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey, Fountains Abbey, The English Lake District, Tower of London, Old and New Towns of Edinburgh, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal.
Source: https://www.ageukmobility.co.uk/mobility-news/article/accessible-world-heritage-sites-in-the-uk