The Weekly Access Dispatch: London

Here’s where I talk about a place that I feel is fully accessible and one I’d visit again and again. This month let’s focus on accessible spots in London.

None of the places or services I recommend are sponsored—everything is based on personal experience. I’m here to share great spots and services, especially when it comes to accessibility. As always, if anything is sponsored, I’ll make sure to let you know. Transparency is key!

Navigating a new city as a tourist should be exciting, but when you have a disability, finding accessible transportation can turn it into a frustrating challenge. While everyone else hops into Ubers or local cabs without a second thought, I find myself stuck searching for a vehicle that can accommodate my wheelchair. It’s even more aggravating when you just want to visit popular tourist spots, but the lack of accessible transportation becomes a barrier. It can really ruin the trip, especially when it takes 10 times more effort—and money—just to get from point A to point B.