Photo by: ©VisitBritain/Nemorin/Tom Hare

Location: Stratford-upon-Avon

Wheelchair user and friend sat beside a wooden sculpture

Accessible breaks

Plan an accessible short break with our expert guides to finding accommodation, experiences and award winning inclusive tourism venues and attractions.


 

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The best wheelchair-accessible places to visit in Oxford

From unique things to do in Oxford’s historic colleges to its cosiest riverside pubs, here’s how to plan the ultimate wheelchair-accessible city break.

Photo by: ExperienceOxfordshire/Studio8

Two women walk across a courtyard among heritage buildings

A two day wheelchair-accessible Bath city break

Plunge into Bath’s Roman history, explore Bridgerton filming locations and discover Jane Austen’s haunts on this fully accessible city break.

Photo by: Searcys at The Pump Room

A view of the entrance to The Pump Room with a church in the background at an elegant upmarket restaurant.

Accessible things to do in the Peak District

Find the best wheelchair-friendly adventures in the Peak District with TV presenter Sophie Morgan.

Photo by: Visit Peak District & Derbyshire/Tony Pleavin

A man and two women enjoy the outdoors in woodland

Accessible places to visit in the North York Moors

Plan a wheelchair-accessible break in North Yorkshire and explore some of the most beautiful places in the England.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Peter Kindersley

Two women in a Walled Garden, one using a wheelchair

An accessible break in Manchester

From live music and gin tasting to behind-the-scenes football stadium tours, here’s how to plan the perfect accessible break in Manchester.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Zut Media

Two men chatting, exploring canal side shops.

Accessible places to visit in York

Discover ancient history, ghost tours, Yorkshire puddings and sunset cruises on two-day wheelchair-friendly breaks in York.

Photo by: Jack Cousin / Alamy Stock Photo

Shopping street just after a rain shower. Historic buildings line the street and shoppers walk between them. A sky with cloud is overhead.

A two-day accessible break in London

From afternoon tea on a bus tour to speedboat rides on the Thames, here’s what not to miss on two-day wheelchair-friendly breaks in London.

Photo by: Getty Images/E+/JohnnyGreig

A man photographing mature couple with a large river and iconic buildings in the background.

Two days in wheelchair-friendly Bristol

Explore both history and a wealth of fun things to do on a two-day wheelchair-friendly break in Bristol.

Photo by: SS Great Britain Trust and Adam Gasson

SS Great Britain passenger ship in Bristol.

Accessible places to visit in Liverpool

Catch legendary live music, hop on the Mersey Ferry and scoff street food galore on a two-day wheelchair-friendly break in Liverpool.

Photo by: Liverpool City Region LVEP/Rob Jones

Location: Liverpool

A group of friends sit together on a bench in front of an iconic building

Accessible places to visit in Chester

Immerse yourself in Roman history, live entertainment and epic roast dinners on two-day wheelchair-friendly breaks in Chester.

Photo by: Marketing Cheshire/Kat Hannon

Two women sit talking together in a town centre

Accessible places to visit in Cambridge

From punting along the River Cam to exploring the Polar Museum and sipping history-steeped pints, be amazed by accessible Cambridge.

Photo by: Shutterstock/Pajor Pawel

View of college in Cambridge with people punting on River

Things to do on an accessible break in Northumberland

From epic beaches to scene-stealing castles, Northumberland is just the ticket for a exciting weekend away

Photo by: VisitBritain/Chris Ceasar

View from a distance of a castle on hill near a beach

Places to visit on an accessible break in Buckinghamshire

Rolling hills and greenery, Michelin-starred restaurants and top-notch attractions combine to make Buckinghamshire a brilliant accessible destination.

Photo by: National Trust Images/Hugh Mothersole. All rights reserved

The Parterre at Cliveden, Buckinghamshire

Accessible places to visit in Durham

This pretty-as-a-picture city has more than enough history and attractions for one of the best accessible short breaks in England.

Photo by: Visit County Durham/Critical Tortoise/Andy Jones

An elevated view of a Cathedral set amongst trees and a river

Accessible places to visit in Cumbria and the Lake District

Find the best wheelchair-accessible things to do in the Lake District, from meeting alpacas to afternoon tea.

Photo by: VisitBritain

Two women wearing sunglasses on a boat on the lake

Top accessible things to do in Newcastle

From its famous castle to its vibrant Quayside, here’s how to spend an enjoyable, accessible two days in Newcastle.

Photo by: NGI/ Angela Carrington

A woman and a man walk along a riverside with iconic buildings and a bridge beyond

The best wheelchair-accessible places to visit in Oxford

From unique things to do in Oxford’s historic colleges to its cosiest riverside pubs, here’s how to plan the ultimate wheelchair-accessible city break.

Photo by: ExperienceOxfordshire/Studio8

Two women walk across a courtyard among heritage buildings

A two day wheelchair-accessible Bath city break

Plunge into Bath’s Roman history, explore Bridgerton filming locations and discover Jane Austen’s haunts on this fully accessible city break.

Photo by: Searcys at The Pump Room

A view of the entrance to The Pump Room with a church in the background at an elegant upmarket restaurant.

Accessible things to do in the Peak District

Find the best wheelchair-friendly adventures in the Peak District with TV presenter Sophie Morgan.

Photo by: Visit Peak District & Derbyshire/Tony Pleavin

A man and two women enjoy the outdoors in woodland

Accessible places to visit in the North York Moors

Plan a wheelchair-accessible break in North Yorkshire and explore some of the most beautiful places in the England.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Peter Kindersley

Two women in a Walled Garden, one using a wheelchair

An accessible break in Manchester

From live music and gin tasting to behind-the-scenes football stadium tours, here’s how to plan the perfect accessible break in Manchester.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Zut Media

Two men chatting, exploring canal side shops.

Accessible places to visit in York

Discover ancient history, ghost tours, Yorkshire puddings and sunset cruises on two-day wheelchair-friendly breaks in York.

Photo by: Jack Cousin / Alamy Stock Photo

Shopping street just after a rain shower. Historic buildings line the street and shoppers walk between them. A sky with cloud is overhead.

A two-day accessible break in London

From afternoon tea on a bus tour to speedboat rides on the Thames, here’s what not to miss on two-day wheelchair-friendly breaks in London.

Photo by: Getty Images/E+/JohnnyGreig

A man photographing mature couple with a large river and iconic buildings in the background.

Two days in wheelchair-friendly Bristol

Explore both history and a wealth of fun things to do on a two-day wheelchair-friendly break in Bristol.

Photo by: SS Great Britain Trust and Adam Gasson

SS Great Britain passenger ship in Bristol.

Accessible places to visit in Liverpool

Catch legendary live music, hop on the Mersey Ferry and scoff street food galore on a two-day wheelchair-friendly break in Liverpool.

Photo by: Liverpool City Region LVEP/Rob Jones

Location: Liverpool

A group of friends sit together on a bench in front of an iconic building

Accessible places to visit in Chester

Immerse yourself in Roman history, live entertainment and epic roast dinners on two-day wheelchair-friendly breaks in Chester.

Photo by: Marketing Cheshire/Kat Hannon

Two women sit talking together in a town centre

Accessible places to visit in Cambridge

From punting along the River Cam to exploring the Polar Museum and sipping history-steeped pints, be amazed by accessible Cambridge.

Photo by: Shutterstock/Pajor Pawel

View of college in Cambridge with people punting on River

Things to do on an accessible break in Northumberland

From epic beaches to scene-stealing castles, Northumberland is just the ticket for a exciting weekend away

Photo by: VisitBritain/Chris Ceasar

View from a distance of a castle on hill near a beach

Places to visit on an accessible break in Buckinghamshire

Rolling hills and greenery, Michelin-starred restaurants and top-notch attractions combine to make Buckinghamshire a brilliant accessible destination.

Photo by: National Trust Images/Hugh Mothersole. All rights reserved

The Parterre at Cliveden, Buckinghamshire

Accessible places to visit in Durham

This pretty-as-a-picture city has more than enough history and attractions for one of the best accessible short breaks in England.

Photo by: Visit County Durham/Critical Tortoise/Andy Jones

An elevated view of a Cathedral set amongst trees and a river

Accessible places to visit in Cumbria and the Lake District

Find the best wheelchair-accessible things to do in the Lake District, from meeting alpacas to afternoon tea.

Photo by: VisitBritain

Two women wearing sunglasses on a boat on the lake

Top accessible things to do in Newcastle

From its famous castle to its vibrant Quayside, here’s how to spend an enjoyable, accessible two days in Newcastle.

Photo by: NGI/ Angela Carrington

A woman and a man walk along a riverside with iconic buildings and a bridge beyond

In the spotlight: Lake District National Park

Escape to England’s largest National Park on a two day break.

Photo by: Visit Lake District/Paul Mitchell

Two people enjoying a countryside view. One person is using an assisted wheelchair and the other person is sitting on a bench.

Accessible England

Find information and advice to help you plan an accessible trip in England.
  • Expert recommendations for different needs
  • Themed travel itineraries
  • Information on planning tools and apps
  • Links to useful resources
     

Photo by: VisitBritain/Nemorin

Group of friends, one wheelchair user, sat around a table