I always feel a bit silly going to the zoo when I’m on a trip – it feels very ‘I could do this in London’ – but I have a real soft…
Tag: access
Reviewing Park Güell – a failure of access
About Park Güell Park Güell was built as part of the rapid expansion of Barcelona. As the Eixample was built the city grew outwards. The busier the city, the more that green…
Reviewing Hospital Sant Pau – an accessible Art Nouveau gem
This was a new find for me on this trip to Barcelona – and it’s rare that this happens. Especially when disabled access at Hospital Sant Pau was so excellent – and…
Reviewing MICs Sant Jordi – the best for disabled travellers
The importance of an accessible hotel This whole series of blogs on Barcelona began with reviewing MICs Sant Jordi. Why? When I was looking for somewhere to stay in Barcelona, I knew…
Complaining About Access: How non-disabled people can help
It is a sadly common fact for disabled people (and in the context of this blog, specifically wheelchair users) to be blocked from attending events because of a lack of access, but…
Disabled at Uni: 5. Starting to study
Starting to study can be quite an intimidating experience. Here’s some advice on joining clubs and societies, making friends, and resolving issues – from access problems to finding emotional support.