It’s no secret that I fell in love with Barcelona during a family trip last year. It exceeded my expectations in so many ways from the fantastic beach wheelchairs, stunning architecture, the culture, accessible public transport and the countless attractions with wheelchair access. [Read more…] about My 9 Favourite Accessible Things To Do In Barcelona
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8 Amazing Reasons To Visit Nova Icària Beach Barcelona In A Wheelchair
First and foremost, Nova Icària Beach Barcelona is the most accessible beach I’ve ever been to. I’ve always loved the look of beaches and wished I could take a dip in the sea, relax on the golden sand and spend time with friends and family. As a wheelchair user, I’ve never been able to do any of that. The closest I’ve gotten is admiring and spectating from a distance. [Read more…] about 8 Amazing Reasons To Visit Nova Icària Beach Barcelona In A Wheelchair
6 Reasons Why City Breaks Are Perfect For Wheelchair Users
There is nothing more relaxing than being surrounded by lush countryside or crystal clear beaches. On the other hand, there is nothing quite like the buzz I get from being in a new city and being in the midst of the hustle and bustle of city life. My heart will always beat for a city break over a relaxing/beach holiday. [Read more…] about 6 Reasons Why City Breaks Are Perfect For Wheelchair Users
My Top 5 Best Travel Moments of 2017
What a year 2017 has been. There were highs and lows, but I’m happy it’s been one of our best for travel. We’ve visited both old and new places, gained new experiences and created so many memories. Isn’t that what it’s all about? With the end of the year only a day away, I thought it would be fun to share my top 5 best travel moments of 2017 with you. [Read more…] about My Top 5 Best Travel Moments of 2017
An Accessible City Guide To Barcelona
Last month I visited Barcelona for the very first time. Although I knew I was going to love it, I didn’t expect to fall completely in love with the city as much as I did. Worthy of its title as one of the best European cities as well as being one of the most wheelchair accessible. [Read more…] about An Accessible City Guide To Barcelona
MICs Sant Jordi: The Most Accessible and Stylish Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona was a destination that sat anxiously on my travel bucket list for such a long time. Every year it would creep further up the list until it couldn’t go any further. So I was delighted when Turisme de Barcelona invited me on a press trip to explore the accessibility of the city. I knew we were in for a memorable trip after hearing so many [Read more…] about MICs Sant Jordi: The Most Accessible and Stylish Apartment in Barcelona
6 Cities I Really Need To Visit Again
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of setting off on an adventure to somewhere new. Whether that be via trains, planes and automobiles (favourite movie plug). I just love visiting new places, making special memories and really taking in what the destination has to offer. [Read more…] about 6 Cities I Really Need To Visit Again
London Photo Diary
Packing a suitcase and taking a short city break has become something we really enjoy doing. So when we found out our favourite band, Kings of Leon would be headlining at BST Hyde Park we literally jumped at the chance to book up for a London city break. This was my first proper visit to London and first time attending a music festival. A perfect way to combine the two. [Read more…] about London Photo Diary
Travelodge Waterloo London | Hotel Review
During our recent trip to London to meet up with a friend and attend BST Hyde Park festival, we were able to stay at Travelodge Waterloo London for two nights. I’ve stayed at other Travelodge properties around the UK before, but I was interested to see how this one in the heart of Waterloo would be for wheelchair accessibility. [Read more…] about Travelodge Waterloo London | Hotel Review
Is travelling First Class on Virgin Trains Wheelchair Accessible
Last month we travelled to London to see the mighty Kings of Leon at BST Hyde Park festival as well as doing a few tourist things too. We didn’t particularly want to fly or drive so we looked into going by train instead. I had never experienced a train journey longer than 40 minutes so I was interested to see what it would be like travelling [Read more…] about Is travelling First Class on Virgin Trains Wheelchair Accessible