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Welcome
Foreword by Dr. Gregory Burke, Chairman and Chief Executive of DisabledGo
Welcome to DisabledGo's guide to over 200 restaurants, hotels and tourist attractions across the capital.
We have developed this guide to provide detailed access information relating to physical and sensory impairment so that disabled people, their friends, families and carers can confidently access and enjoy what London has to offer. The guide has been compiled by DisabledGo's trained researchers who have visited every venue and surveyed their access using a system developed in consultation with hundreds of groups of disabled people.
Our aim at DisabledGo is to build on this guide's creation by working with venues to make access information readily available and promote inclusive tourism, where the visitor experience is fantastic for everyone.
DisabledGo is the most popular source of access information in the UK, attracting over 40,000 people every month. Our success has been the result of disabled peoples' willingness to give us feedback and assist us in developing a service which is as useful as possible. If you would like to let us know what you think of this guide please contact us at questions@disabledgo.com
Welcome to DisabledGo's guide to over 200 restaurants, hotels and tourist attractions across the capital.
We have developed this guide to provide detailed access information relating to physical and sensory impairment so that disabled people, their friends, families and carers can confidently access and enjoy what London has to offer. The guide has been compiled by DisabledGo's trained researchers who have visited every venue and surveyed their access using a system developed in consultation with hundreds of groups of disabled people.
Our aim at DisabledGo is to build on this guide's creation by working with venues to make access information readily available and promote inclusive tourism, where the visitor experience is fantastic for everyone.
DisabledGo is the most popular source of access information in the UK, attracting over 40,000 people every month. Our success has been the result of disabled peoples' willingness to give us feedback and assist us in developing a service which is as useful as possible. If you would like to let us know what you think of this guide please contact us at questions@disabledgo.com
