Accessible London Tours

A bird's eye view of St Paul's Cathedral from an accessible roof terrace

As a disabled person, accessibility is an issue very close to my heart. I'm passionate about creating tours which are accessible to all.

Here are some suggestions of the type of things I offer:

  • Design a tour that will take you to where you want to go
  • Start and finish at a central London location convenient to you 
  • Create a step free route which avoids steep hills, stairs or cobblestones and uses dropped kerbs (curbs), ramps or lifts
  • Relaxed tours which go at your pace and/ or arranged for times when busy areas will be less crowded
  • Offer built in comfort stops so you can have a rest or visit a disabled accessible toilet (I carry my radar key with me)
  • Offer short distance tours
  • Use a portable voice amplifier

If you are thinking of booking a walking tour and you or someone in your group has a disability, please get in contact so I can tailor make the tour that meets your access needs.

I'm also the London Ambassador for Euan's Guide, a disabled access charity. I have updated their London location webpage, with separate guides for travelling around the city and places to stay. I've also written a few blog post with accessible suggests of things to do in London.

Hidden London Gems with Good Disabled Access

Hidden London Gems with Good Disabled Access - Theatres

Celebrating #AccessDay 2019 in London!

Reviewer Story: Tina reviews London!

Guiding for Baker Street Quarter Partnership

Helpful web pages about Accessible London

AccessAble

Accessible England

Changing Places

Euan's Guide

Gov.uk

Transport for All

TFL (Transport for London)

Visit Britain Accessible Travel

Visit London

Dismounting Ceremony