Disabled Visitors

Accommodation: Most large modern hotels have disabled access, but some of the older smaller ones may not. for information on which ones do visit RADAR (Royal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation) 0207 250-3222.

Public Transport: With long escalators and corridors and the heaving rush hour it can be very difficult to travel on the Underground. However 94% of the total bus fleet is wheelchair accessible. For more information call 0207941-4600 or 020-7222-1234 or visit TFL.

Museums: Most museums have wheelchair access and disabled toilets, Recorded audio tours can be hired for those with impaired vision.

Theatre and Cinema: All theatres should have disabled access some offer good seats while some do not.

Restaurants: Some restaurants are more accessible than others, even though they may wheelchair access the dining areas may be on a different level, its best to call in advance before booking.

Guided Tours:  Can be Done specialise in disabled tours, you can go to their website or call 020-8907-2400.

G.L.A.D: Greater London Action is a voluntary organisation fortnightly & monthly publication, they provide a very helpful fact sheet 020-7346-5800

For people who have Impaired Sight and hearing these are very useful websites

The Royal National Institute for the Deaf 08088080123

The Royal National Institute for the Blind  0845 766 9999

Main Page  Any questions email John Index