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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.
Planning a staycation? Explore the nine best UK scenic drives
In this article, Rough Guides look at nine of the best scenic drives in the UK, but don’t forget to check any local restrictions before you travel.
Sarah Alexander’s day out at Irchester Country Park
In this article, disability and lifestyle blogger Sarah Alexander writes on her day out at Irchester Country Park last summer.
5 accessible activities to do with kids
Rough Guides have picked a range of fantastic accessible activities to keep the whole family entertained, from nature walks to BSL bedtime stories.
The best accessible digital workshops to keep you busy at home
With people spending more time than ever before in the house because of Coronavirus, the Internet has exploded with excellent new materials to keep you busy at home. Here, Rough Guides selects some great accessible workshops which are available online.
Accessible family activities for Christmas at home
Many of us will be spending more time at home this Christmas, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with the family. There are plenty of accessible family activities to keep you entertained over the festive period.
Accessible and Covid-friendly Festive Days Out
There’s plenty of festive cheer to be had this season despite Coronavirus. Though this year’s line-up may look a bit different to usual, the Christmas elves have put their creativity to use to deliver some really special accessible and Covid-friendly festive days out. Read more here.
Five of the best accessible views
Now we’re permitted to spend more time outdoors, why not make the most of it and drive to some beauty hotspots? This Rough Guides article reveals the best accessible, wheelchair-friendly, views near you.
