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Accessible days out for booklovers

Whether you’ve got a passion for poetry or a love of children’s literature, the UK has plenty of attractions to keep bookworms happy. From vast libraries to towns crammed with bookshops, we reveal the top accessible days out for bibliophiles.

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Accessible Days Out: The Old Vic

In this article, 22-year-old disability and theatre blogger Shona Louise recounts her day out at The Old Vic theatre in London.

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New accessible attractions for 2020

Rough Guides editor, Helen Fanthorpe, uncovers five brilliant, new accessible attractions that you can visit in 2020.

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Photography with a disability: How to get started

We spoke to the Chairman of the Disabled Photographers’ Society to find out how to get started with photography as a hobby when you have a disability.

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Accessible days out in Yorkshire

Yorkshire is one of the most diverse counties in the UK, complete with sprawling parks, historic sites and family attractions. Rough Guides reveal the top accessible days out in Yorkshire.

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Accessible intergenerational days out around the UK

Planning a day trip with the entire family? From mighty Medieval castles to museums exploring outer space, there are plenty of spots around the UK that will keep every generation happy. In this article Rough Guides pick seven of the country’s top attractions suitable for all ages.

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Britain’s best accessible museums

Rough Guides author Mandy Tomlin explores some of the most quirky and unusual museums around the country.

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