Accessible breaks and places to stay
Celebrated for their focus on providing award-winning accessible experiences, our Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Award Winners are ideal to build an accessible short break around, from exciting attractions and activities to relaxing, stress-free accommodation.. Find award winning attractions and accommodations to build your short break around, and learn more about each location's accessibility friendly features and options.
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Enjoy a show at the Bristol Hippodrome
Steeped in history and packed with West End tours and local community displays, the Bristol Hippodrome is ideal for theatre buffs and newbies alike.
Location: Bristol
Find some peace and quiet at the Cottage in the Dales
Get away from it all at the Cottage in the Dales - a collection of three luxurious self-catering cottages in the tranquil Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Location: Yorkshire Dales National Park
Explore the iconic Roman Baths
See one of the best preserved Roman remains with your very own eyes on an exploratory trip to the Roman Baths.
Location: Bath, Somerset
Explore the South West's beauty spots with Countryside Mobility
Get out and about in the South West's countryside beauty spots with Countryside Mobility, who provide safe, enjoyable and easy access to outdoor visitor attractions for anyone who has difficulty walking.
Location: South West England
Discover Cornwall's Eden Project
Five biomes nestled under five giant bubbles in the hills of Cornwall make for one of Britain's most impressive indoor eco-attractions.
Location: St Austell, Cornwall
Get away from it all with Hoe Grange Holidays
Located on a working farm in a quiet corner of the Peak District, Hoe Grange Holidays is the perfect way to enjoy some peace and quiet in your very own luxury log cabin or glamping pod.
Location: Peak District, Derbyshire
Enjoy home comforts at Abbey Guest House
Located in the historic market town of Abingdon-on-Thames, Abbey Guest House is the perfect base for exploring Oxford, as well as the charming sights of the town itself, including medieval architecture and riverside gardens and pubs.
Location: Abingdon-on-Thames
Enjoy outdoor activities at Calvert Trust Exmoor
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the edge of Exmoor National Park, the centre enables disabled people of all ages, along with their family and friends, to experience exciting and enjoyable outdoor activities.
Location: Exmoor, South West
Go hands-on at the Attenborough Arts Centre
Attenborough Arts Centre is the University of Leicester’s pioneering arts space that prides itself on being accessible and inclusive for everyone.
Location: Leicester
Catch a show at Bristol Beacon
Previously known as Colston Hall, this concert hall is home to a wide variety of local and national shows and productions.
Location: Bristol, South West
Go under the sea at The Deep Aquarium
Get out of the rain and head... into the water? This underwater world features Europe's deepest viewing tunnel, offering unparalleled views of exotic fish, sharks and other sea creatures.
Location: Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
Go chocolate crazy at Cadbury World
A must-visit destination for chocoholics of all ages, Cadbury World in Bourneville near Birmingham is full of fun indoor activities and things to do when it rains.
Location: Birmingham, West Midlands
Sophie Morgan’s guide to accessible breaks in Buckinghamshire
Check out Sophie Morgan's top tips for an unforgettable, accessible break in Buckinghamshire.
Explore northern English history at the Beacon Museum
The Beacon Museum in Whitehaven tells the history of this fascinating corner of the western Lake District, offering a great day out for visitors from far and wide.
Location: Whitehaven, Cumbria
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