Membervalentinaexplores
Member
tabifolk started the discussion Accessing the Sydney Harbour Bridge in a Wheelchair in the forum Australia 4 years ago
Accessing the Sydney Harbour Bridge in a Wheelchair
While climbing the top of the bridge is likely out of the question for most people with limited mobility, wheelchair users can now walk across the bridge thanks to the installation of an elevator.
Here it is on Google Street View:
https://goo.gl/maps/tuccUHuXw6TQjRnj6
The surrounding roads may be a bit steep for some wheelchair users.
Crossing…
duxinco and valentinaexploresstpetersbasilicawheelchair-com replied to the discussion Vatican Accessibility in the forum Italy 4 years ago
Reply to Vatican Accessibility
Hi there, yes I have been at the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel 100+ times as I work with rental of wheelchairs and organizes tour for visit it as well. And I can guarantee you can Visit almost 85% of the Vatican Museums even with more 74% of disability and can’t walk for short distance, but if you are able climb the 22 steps from…
valentinaexploresHello everybody, I am a reduced mobility guy who spent 1 year on wheelchair after a complicated surgery in both feet, about 1 year and 3 months ago I opened a small local business that organizes wheelchair friendly tours to the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, St Peter’s Basilica, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and many more attractions in the City… Read more
valentinaexplores and tabifolk2 Comments-
Welcome! We are very excited to have you here!
-
Italy is in my top 5 places to visit. I have always been put off by the old buildings and their lack of access. It is great to hear that it is not all bad new visiting this beautiful country!
An excellent write up about the trails of traveling with a disability
https://www.abc.net.au/life/travelling-with-a-wheelchair-across-europe/11759652abc.net.au
Travelling with a wheelchair across Europe taught this family to expect the unexpected - ABC Life
We know overseas travel will always be full of compromises; travelling and using a wheelchair even more so, writes Liz Pickering.
Accessible Japan replied to the discussion IBS and living in Japan in the forum Japan 4 years ago
Reply to IBS and living in Japan
I recently had some issues with this and my doctor gave me ãƒãƒšãƒŸãƒ³ (Lopemin, or Loperamide) which is basically the medical version of Imodium.
It really worked. It may be something else you may want to ask for.
valentinaexplores- Load More
