Accessibility
Useful information and guides to help plan your accessible visit to Worcestershire.
Inclusive visits to Worcestershire
Worcestershire is one of England's most beautiful counties, centrally located in the heart of the country.
Worcestershire sits on the M5 motorway network as well as benefitting from both GWR, Cross Country and West Midlands Rail Connections.
Despite the historical nature of some of our urban areas, many of Worcestershire’s buildings and services are accessible. Worcestershire has a range of services available for those in need of extra support during their time in the county as well as an excellent range of hotels, B&Bs and self-catering options to accommodate guests with access and equipment needs.
We want everyone to enjoy Worcestershire and to be able to find information on things to do and staycation ideas easily.
The website not only allows you to toggle for ‘accessibility’ settings for ease of web access but we have also categorised our attractions and accommodation by accessibility. These attractions are marked with an accessibility icon on each business listing.
Please check out our ‘explore’ pages and use the categories function to search.
Accessible days out in Worcestershire
Worcestershire offers a variety of attractions that cater to visitors with diverse accessibility requirements.
Accessible places to stay in Worcestershire
Everyone deserves a comfortable and enjoyable stay when visiting Worcestershire.
5 accessible walks in Worcestershire
In this blog, we'll highlight some of the most accessible walking routes in Worcestershire.
Getting around
Transport options for visitors in Worcestershire
Services & Signposting - Accessibility
Useful visitor information
Acccessible attractions in Worcestershire
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Changing Places Map (Public Toilets & Attractions)
- West Midlands Safari Park
- Attwell Farm Park
- Malvern Theatres
- Croome Court - National Trust
- All Things Wild
