No matter how many empires rose or fell, the ancient Romans always saw Rome as an “Eternal City,” a place that would endure beautifully forever. Even today this destination still amazes us with its important historical monuments and fascinating culture.
It is difficult to find a destination with so much magic as Venice. Beautiful palaces stand by the water and numerous bridges make up the scene of legends that are told between generations.
Travelers with reduced mobility are evermore showing interest in visiting this mysterious and romantic city. For this reason, this week’s post is dedicated to providing you with some tips so you can enjoy a unique stay.
The large stretch known as the East Side Gallery will eternally house iconic paintings that reflect the protests, thoughts and ideas of international authors. In this week’s post we take a tour of different accessible places where you can find the remains of the wall that separated Berlin for 28 years.
London is said to be one of the most expensive cities in Europe. However, the capital of England has free and accessible places for everyone. In this week’s post we present some recommendations.
It is easy to feel overwhelmed by the great cultural offer that Madrid has to offer. The beautiful capital of Spain has a heritage that every tourist wants to discover.
Perhaps you have always dreamed of visiting Punta Cana but do not know where to start planning your trip. In this week’s post we give you some tips to find the best accessible hotel, rent mobility equipment, visit the town at the best time of year and much more.
Don’t let the heat stop you. This summer Paris offers countless proposals that travelers with reduced mobility can enjoy. We recommend five accessible outdoor events in this week’s post.
Over the past few years, Venice has worked to remove barriers in its historic center and make its public transportation more accessible to all. However, this beautiful city has hundreds of bridges and uneven floors to avoid.
London is a cultural capital increasingly open to travelers with reduced mobility. Enjoying a cruise on the River Thames, contemplating spectacular views from the Eye of London, visiting the British Museum or crossing the Tower Bridge are some of the recommended plans.
It may sound typical, but it’s easy to fall in love with Madrid. The Spanish city is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site for its Paseo del Prado and Buen Retiro, where culture and science coexist with nature.
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