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Cologne is celebrated for its rich culture and growing accessibility, making it a potential gem for travelers with disabilities. Have you visited Cologne?
disabilityhorizons.com
Disability and travel: have you ever considered Cologne?
Have you ever thought of travelling to Cologne? Writer Tom, who has Cerebral Palsy, talks about how accessible it is for disabled people.
joe10 replied to the discussion Germany, Berlin + Munich w/12y-o in w/c, no ADLs in the forum Germany 4 weeks ago
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i want to suggest some reliable option and really helpful for you if you are worry about your transportation in Germany especially in Munich. Last month I experience my airport ride by hiring “Limousinenservice München”. They have some really professional chauffeurs and VIP cars.
joe10 replied to the discussion Germany, Berlin + Munich w/12y-o in w/c, no ADLs in the forum Germany 5 weeks ago
Reply to Germany, Berlin + Munich w/12y-o in w/c, no ADLs
If you want to visit berlin or munich, you must go for a private transfer service for your reliable transportation
Curious about accessible travel in Berlin? This guide from Wheelie Good Travel Company dives into accessible attractions, transportation options, and accommodations designed for disabled travelers in the city.
Have you visited Berlin with accessibility needs? What tips or must-visit places would you share?
Have you been to Germany recently? Do you feel it is leading the way?
zawya.com
Germany continues to lead the way in accessible travel with expanded offerings for all travellers
GNTB has been at the forefront of inclusive travel by supporting the "Tourism for All" information system
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