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MemberToo bad I’m learning about these guys halfway through their journey, but plan to watch the remainder!
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'I always like to think big': Globe-trotting 'interabled duo' reach New Zealand
German friends Alex and Lovis are on a global mission to promote inclusiveness.
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They will definitely guide you to your train, and then to the exit after you arrive.
I am a power wheelchair user so don’t need to be pushed, but I don’t see why they wouldn’t help if needed. (I’m pretty sure I have seen them pushing people…)
Of course, they will only help with getting to and from your train, and you would be on your own if you…
This is great! I wish more cities would follow Melbourne’s lead and celebrate accessibility as a selling point without it being all “disabled travel” feeling.
I had no idea you can access this much of the Colosseum in a wheelchair!! Now I really want to go!
https://wheelchairtravel.org/wheelchair-accessible-colosseum-rome-italy/
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Wheelchair Accessibility at the Colosseum in Rome, Italy - Wheelchair Travel
Guide to the wheelchair accessible Colosseum in Rome, with information on Colosseum tickets for the disabled, elevators, accessible toilets.
I never even thought about the surrounding gardens! Glad to hear they are accessible.
https://atvyyc.net/2022/12/12/eiffel-tower-paris/
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Eiffel Tower Paris - Accessible Travels & Vacations
I have visited many tall towers around the world including Toronto’s CN Tower, Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, Tokyo’s Skytree and many more. Of course I had to visit the world famous Eiffel Tower in Paris when I recently went to this … Continue reading
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