Accessible NYC: 8 Food Trucks You Must Visit
If the streets of New York could speak for themselves, they would tell many stories. Among them, that of the world’s foods. There are options for all tastes and times. Even when you have little time to visit the city and/or it is difficult to find a place to go, there are alternatives.
Accessible New Orleans: Have Fun at the Festivals
Mardi Gras closes Carnival tomorrow. In this annual celebration, locals and tourists enjoy the colorful parades and embrace the revelry and fraternity. However, there is much more to celebrate. This Louisiana city hosts hundreds of festivals each year.
Accessible Beaches in Miami
The Miami-Dade County accessible beaches are undoubtedly a major tourist attraction for visitors from around the world. They make up more than 32 kilometers of the Atlantic coast.
The Heroes and Villains of our Childhood: Comics and Functional Diversity
Today we showcase the characters with functional diversity who have been part of the comic culture and continue to mark the new generations.
History of the International Symbol of Accessibility
You have seen it a thousand times. The International Symbol of Accessibility (SIA) is easily recognized by all and indicates, in simple terms, that a place is accessible. Do you know how it originated?
Three Accessible Destinations Where You Can See the Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty is one of the most internationally-recognized monuments. Such is its popularity that more than 100 replicas have been made. In today’s post, we discuss the accessibility of this New York icon. Likewise, we invite you to travel to two other accessible destinations where you can find this symbol of democracy and […]