Cordoba's medieval Moorish quarter, where the Gothic cathedral of the caliphate city was built, is a diaphanous space that adapts to modern times. It also adapts to new tourists, providing a great example in accessibility. Access to Cordoba's Mosque-Cathedral is clearly essential, given its…
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Transit using a wheelchair is pleasant in the Andalusian capital, friendly with bike lanes and quite adapted, in general. Seville's Night reveals its secrets: also for adapted tourism. Seville's nights contain a main ingredient: the beauty of a city that, after twilight, shines stately, ancient and…
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The locomotive was a symbol of progress but its routes remained unused at the end of the last century. Our rail trails (Vías Verdes) recover these paths and they are firmly committed to accessibility. If you are planning a day of hiking during which you wish to immerse yourself in our industrial…
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Golf has no barriers in Andalusia. If you suffer from a disability and you want to learn how to play golf or perfect your swing, you will find numerous specialist facilities here. Andalusia has various adapted golf schools that give classes to people with disabilities. Located in spots of great…
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Enjoying rest, relaxation and fun in one of the numerous leisure parks in Andalusia is possible for people who suffer from a disability, whether it is physical or sensory in nature. For a leisure park to be considered adapted, it must meet certain requirements. On one hand, it must be accessible and…
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Wine touring in Cadiz is another form of tourism. We take a look at some notable wineries, but on this occasion we will be focussing on their accessibility. Shall we talk about accessible wine tours? Well now, let's start off slowly so you can pull out a map, if you are thinking about where to visit…
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The Ancient Greeks believed the Atlantic was a river that surrounded the world. Huelva is an excellent viewpoint of the Atlantic. It has a wide variety of accessible hotels. Here are some suggestions. People with disabilities have different accommodation options available in Huelva, of course…
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Sliding across snow is addictive, and adaptive skiing is a great opportunity for winter sports fans to enjoy it, despite physical limitations. People at Sierra Nevada know it. The feeling of not having to miss out is a reality for disabled people that in the practise of adapted sport is increasingly…
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What was once a railway track is no a hiking trail for people. The accessibility of rail trails is highly appreciated by hikers with reduced mobility or auditory/sensory disabilities. The railway is intimately linked with Spain's 'vía verdes' (rail trails). They follow old, disused railway tracks…
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Our route through Granada, renowned and heroic land, is designed for tourists with some type of difficulty. We suggest some of the most attractive accessible visits, both within and outside the Nasrid capital. We start in the vicinity of the Sierra Arana and head towards a Natural Monument of…
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