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1. 9 Keys to Success for Barcelona
Handicapped Travel
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Having an accessible visit to Barcelona is not the same thing as having
an accessible vacation in Barcelona! These 9 Keys to Success for
Barcelona Handicapped Travel list several of the accessible experiences
that you should include on your trip.
There are so many accessible things to do in Barcelona that disabled
visitors don’t need to feel left out at all!

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1. Visit a handicapped accessible Barcelona beach – Wheelchair
accessible promenades run parallel to the beach and wheelchair
accessible walkways lead to the water. Barcelona beach
accessibility can vary from place to place, but there are plenty of
locations that are great for disabled visitors. Beach wheelchairs are
even available at some places!

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2. Ramble on Las Ramblas – Las Ramblas is one of the great
boulevards not only in Barcelona, but in all of Europe. It connects
the Plaça de Catalunya with the ocean. It has great people watching
and numerous lunch, dinner, coffee, or cocktail options. There are
numerous accessible outdoor seating options, so be sure to pay a
visit!

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3. Visit the Gaudi sights – Gaudi sights like Park Güell, Casa Mila,
Sagrada Familia, and more are some of the most popular handicap
accessible Barcelona attractions. To travel between them you have
several options. Public buses are complex but cheap, bus tours are
slow but cheap, and driving tours are quick and easy but require
advanced booking.
4. Visit Montjuic for a great view –
Barcelona is surrounded by mountains,
and the elevated viewpoints from them
make for great photo opportunities!
From the Montjuic mountain located
south of the Gothic Quarter, you can see
the Plaça de Espanya, the Columbus
Monument, Sagrada Familia, the
handicapped accessible Barcelona cruise
port, and more

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5. Take a walking tour of the Gothic Quarter – A handicap accessible
Barcelona walking tour is the easiest way to see the numerous city
squares, churches, palaces, squares, and architecture in the city
center. Because of crowded pedestrian streets, driving tours are
unable to approach many of the sightseeing locations.

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6. Try the tapas (and then try some more!) – Cuisine in Barcelona is
influence by Spanish, Catalan, and French cultures. The tapas (small
tasting dishes) are to die for! Numerous tapas restaurants have
wheelchair accessible entrances and don’t have any accessibility
challenges.
7. Book an accessible transfer from the
airport – So that you don’t have to
carry your own luggage and wait in
line for taxis, you may want to book
an accessible transfer from the
Barcelona airport. Vehicles with
wheelchair ramps can bring you to
accessible hotels near the beach
and near the Gothic Quarter.

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8. Choose a hotel in a wheelchair-friendly neighborhood – Some
Barcelona streets have cobblestones and others have smooth
pavement. Wheelchair users will want to make sure they choose a
hotel surrounded by smooth streets.

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9. Do some accessible shopping – Barcelona has many, many
accessible department stores and boutiques. Be sure you save
some time and money for a souvenir from Barcelona!
Have a questions about Barcelona accessibility?
Our Barcelona Accessible Travel Consultants have all the answers

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We look forward to making your accessible dream vacation a reality!
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