Guides

• Africa & the Middle East Accessible Africa and the Middle East — honest access notes Ultra-modern accessibility in the Gulf, adapted safaris on the plains, and honest notes on the harder-going ancient wonders and historic quarters.
• Asia Accessible Asia — honest access notes on the great destinations From the remarkably smooth to the genuinely challenging — Tokyo and Singapore among the world's most accessible cities, alongside honest notes on the harder-going.
• Bath & Somerset A low-energy accessible weekend in Bath — fewer stops, longer pauses One main experience each day, a proper pause around it and an optional extra only when the day still feels comfortable.
• Belfast Accessible Belfast city break — museums, maritime history and gardens Belfast works best when each day has one clear shape. Keep the city’s indoor routes, historic vessels and hillside attractions as separate choices.
• England Accessible English Seaside and Coast-Path Gateways Promenades and practical bases—without claiming every coast path is step-free.
• Europe Accessible Europe — honest access notes on the continent's great cities The great cities of Europe, each with an honest note on how accessible it really is — grand step-free boulevards, historic cobbles, and everything in between.
• UK and Ireland Accessible flying around the UK and Ireland — a calmer way to plan the journey Treat the flight as a chain of handovers, ask precise questions, and leave enough room for people and equipment to move without a rush.
• Victoria, Australia The accessible Great Ocean Road and beyond — three days in Victoria One of the world's great coastal drives, with step-free boardwalks to its most famous lookouts — plus goldrush towns, a mountain railway and the nightly penguin parade. Three access-aware days.
• London Accessible London — palaces, museums and the river, honestly documented The seat of a monarchy, the world's great museums, a river lined with theatre and market stalls, and royal gardens further out — London's greatest sights, each with a real, sourced access picture.
• Melbourne, Australia An accessible long weekend in Melbourne One of the world's most accessible cities — a flat grid, level trams and step-free riverside — makes Melbourne a joy to take slowly. Three unhurried, mostly step-free days.
• North America Accessible North America — honest access notes on the great destinations Often the easiest going in the world — level cities, accessible transit, and national parks with boardwalks and adapted trails — with honest notes on each.
• Northumberland The accessible Northumberland coast in three days Forty miles of pale sand and enormous skies, taken gently — three unhurried days from Warkworth up to the tidal island of Lindisfarne.
• Oceania Accessible Oceania — honest access notes on Australia and New Zealand Some of the more accessible-friendly corners of the southern hemisphere — modern cities, adapted adventure, and honest notes on each.
• UK and Channel Islands Rail and sail to Scotland’s islands, Jersey and Guernsey — planning the quieter route Name every handover, check the actual train, port and vessel, and let the journey breathe when weather or assistance takes longer than expected.
• Great Britain Accessible riverside Britain — towpaths, promenades and gentle boat trips Some of the most beautiful and most accessible days out in Britain are by its rivers — level towpaths, surfaced promenades, and old boats that do the walking for you. A river-by-river guide.
• South America Accessible South America — honest access notes on the great destinations Big, vivid cities and one of the world's great wonders — with an honest note on just how hard the high, stepped ruins of the Andes really are.
• The world Accessible-travel creators worth following Much of the honest access detail on Roam Pal comes from people who have actually been. Here are the accessible-travel creators worth following — and the films to start with.
• United Kingdom Accessible UK holiday accommodation A growing national choice of source-checked stays—without pretending that one accessibility label makes every room suitable.
• Victoria, Australia Accessible Victoria — the whole state, coast to alps Australia's most access-considered state, region by region — from the Great Ocean Road to the alps — with the full picture on every place: mobility, vision, hearing and sensory.
• The world Accessible travel around the world — the complete guide The world's great destinations, each with an honest note on how accessible it really is — a continent-by-continent overview, with a deeper regional guide behind every one.
• Andalusia, Spain The great cities of Andalusia in three days — Seville, Córdoba and Granada Three of the greatest cities of Moorish Spain, taken as a fast, glorious tour — Seville's palace-gardens, the forest of arches at Córdoba, and the Alhambra rising above Granada.
• Norway Arctic Norway and Lofoten Bodø, Lofoten, Narvik and Tromsø by a truthful mix of train, ferry, bus and road.
• Bath & Somerset A weekend in Bath — Georgian streets and hot springs A honey-coloured Georgian city built around Britain's only natural hot springs — two unhurried days of Roman baths, sweeping crescents, and a rooftop soak in steaming spa water.
• Bedfordshire A weekend in Bedfordshire — safari parks, airships and chalk downs Lions from the car window, chalk downs full of kites, and hangars once built to house airships — an easy, surprisingly varied weekend a short hop north of London.
• Great Britain Britain's best waterfalls — from step-free viewpoints to wild Highland cascades The thundering falls of England, Wales and Scotland — from ones you can see step-free from the car park to wild cascades that take a proper hike. Honest about which is which.
• Great Britain Britain's greatest heritage railways — steam and scenery, region by region Steam over viaducts, narrow-gauge lines through the mountains, and lovingly preserved branch lines the length of the land — a region-by-region tour of Britain's great heritage railways.
• United Kingdom Britain's Islands Without a Car Rail, ferry, bus and flight gateways for slower island stays.
• Buckinghamshire A weekend in Buckinghamshire — codebreakers, palaces and the Chilterns Where the WWII codebreakers cracked Enigma, a Rothschild's French château stuffed with treasure, and the beechwood hills that inspired Roald Dahl. Two unhurried days near London.
• Wales Cadw — the complete place finder Put the whole current Cadw visitor estate on one map, then check the opening, ticket and access details for your place.
• Cambridgeshire A weekend in Cambridgeshire — colleges, cathedrals and the fens One of the great university cities and one of the great cathedrals of England, with the wide, watery quiet of the fens between them — two unhurried days in Cambridgeshire.
• Northern Ireland Causeway Coast road trip — basalt, historic shores and flexible coastal days Let the coast set the pace. Choose one checked route or visitor place at a time, keep an indoor fallback, and leave room for wind, rain and energy levels.
• United Kingdom How to check accessible accommodation before a UK road trip A booking filter can start the search. The useful answers come from the property, the room actually allocated and the route you will really use.
• Cornwall Three days on the coast of Cornwall — cliffs, coves and the far west Atlantic cliffs and surf on the north coast, soft harbours and gardens on the south, and the wild granite far west in between — three unhurried days around the edge of Cornwall.
• Cotswolds A long weekend in the Cotswolds — honey-stone villages and rolling wolds A whole region built from the same warm honey-coloured stone — wool churches, sheep-cropped hills and villages so pretty they hardly look real. Three unhurried days of the best of them.
• County Durham Three days in County Durham — cathedral city, waterfalls and living history One of the greatest cathedrals in Europe, England's finest waterfall, a whole Victorian town brought back to life, and a quietly beautiful coast — three unhurried days in County Durham.
• Worldwide Cruise ports of call — a guide to the great departure and destination ports Where the ships come in — from Southampton and Dover to the fjords, the Med and the Caribbean. A guide to the great cruise ports and what's worth seeing once you're ashore.
• Dorset Dorset — the Jurassic Coast, Corfe Castle and Hardy's country England's only natural World Heritage coast — the arch of Durdle Door, the cove at Lulworth and the fossils of Lyme — plus a ruined castle and the deep countryside of Thomas Hardy.
• England English Heritage — the complete place finder Put the whole official estate on one map, then check the opening, ticket and access details for the place you choose.
• Europe Europe by rail — Eurostar hubs and the great scenic lines Step onto a train at St Pancras and let Europe unfold through the window — Alpine cog railways, fjord lines, the Rhine and the Riviera. The great scenic routes, gathered by region.
• London Free museums in London — an honest access guide A thoughtful shortlist of London's free museums, with the access detail kept plain and the caveats left visible.
• Greater Manchester Free museums in Manchester — an honest access guide Three generous museum days in Manchester, with the access detail kept plain and the caveats left visible.
• Scotland Free museums in Scotland — an honest access guide Three substantial free museums, chosen for their collections and described with care rather than a blanket access promise.
• South Wales Free museums in South Wales — an honest access guide Three free museums with very different characters, brought together with practical honesty about access and the shape of each visit.
• Lake District A gentle long weekend in the Lake District You don't have to climb a fell to fall for the Lakes. Three kind days of steamer boats, poets' gardens, waterfalls and lakeshore views — the Lake District at walking pace.
• Great Britain Great British castles — the finest fortresses of England, Wales and Scotland A thousand years of fortress-building, from Norman keeps to Edward I's mighty Welsh ring and Scotland's clifftop strongholds. The finest castles in Britain, with honest access notes.
• United Kingdom Great British City Breaks Liverpool, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
• Great Britain The great British coast — seaside towns from Blackpool to St Andrews Piers, promenades, fish and chips and wide sandy beaches — Britain's classic seaside towns, from Blackpool's illuminations to the golfing links of St Andrews.
• Great Britain Great British forests and woods — the New Forest to the Caledonian pines Ancient royal hunting forests, Robin Hood's oaks, England's darkest-sky forest and the last Caledonian pines — many with surfaced, step-free trails through the trees.
• Great Britain Great British lakes and lochs — from Windermere to Loch Ness The great sheets of water that define Britain's finest landscapes — the English lakes, the Welsh llyns and the Scottish lochs — many with level shore paths and old wooden cruise boats.
• Great Britain Great British mountains and peaks — Scafell Pike to Ben Nevis The high places — Scafell, Snowdon, Ben Nevis and the wild Cuillin — with honest notes on what each climb really asks, and where a railway or a gentler route lets more people up.
• Great Britain Historic Houses — the complete visit finder Find independent houses, castles, estates and gardens without assuming that every member place has the same public days or member offer.
• Scotland Historic Scotland — the complete place finder See castles, abbeys, towers, stones and ancient sites from the current official GIS, then check opening and conservation notices.
• Iceland Iceland: Golden Circle and South Coast A road trip from Reykjavík to waterfalls, Vík and Jökulsárlón.
• Iceland Iceland's Ring Road—Slowly A 1,322 km road trip with nine-plus nights and weather room.
• Ireland and Northern Ireland Ireland by rail — a rail-first, all-island plan The railway can carry a great deal of the journey. The difficult bits are the handovers — stations, assistance, remote roads, coaches and hotels.
• Italy Classic Italy by Rail Milan, Venice, Florence and Rome.
• Japan Japan's Golden Route Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima by train.
• Kent Kent, the Garden of England — cathedrals, castles and the white cliffs England's front door and its garden — the great cathedral of Canterbury, a ring of storied castles and gardens, and a coast of white cliffs and reborn seaside towns.
• Leicestershire A weekend in Leicestershire — a lost king, an ancient forest and pork pies The county that found a king under a car park — plus an ancient royal deer park, a great fairy-tale castle, and the home of the pork pie and Stilton. An easy, characterful weekend.
• Lincolnshire A weekend in Lincolnshire — cathedral city, wolds and wide fen skies A cathedral that was once the tallest building on earth, a steep old city beneath it, and honey-stone towns and stately homes across a wide, quiet county. Two unhurried days.
• Great Britain & Northern Ireland Marvels of Britain — the wonders, from Ironbridge to the Giant's Causeway The one-off wonders — ancient and modern, natural and made — from the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution to a rotating boat-lift and the basalt columns of the Giant's Causeway.
• England, Wales and Northern Ireland National Trust — the complete place finder Put every current official place page on one map, then check what is open and what membership covers.
• Scotland National Trust for Scotland — the complete place finder See the full current NTS directory, then check opening, transport and the exact route you need.
• New Zealand New Zealand South Island: TranzAlpine to Queenstown A train trip followed by a deliberately paced coach or road journey.
• Norfolk & Suffolk Three days on the Norfolk and Suffolk coast — big skies, beaches and the Broads Enormous skies over pale sand and salt marsh, a maze of lazy waterways, and a string of genteel seaside towns — three unhurried, mostly gentle days along England's easternmost coast.
• North Wales Three days in North Wales — castles, mountains and slate Edward I's ring of mighty castles, the peaks of Eryri, and the slate valleys that roofed the world — three unhurried days through the grandest corner of Wales.
• North-west Ireland North-west Ireland road trip — Donegal, Sligo and Mayo A slower route of lakes, stone, mining history and Atlantic light, planned one named visitor place at a time.
• North York Moors A North York Moors road trip with two Changing Places stops Plan a focused road trip between Danby Lodge and Sutton Bank, using two National Park Centres with Changing Places toilets and clearly separated access notes for each stop.
• North York Moors The North York Moors — abbeys, heather moorland and a lost seaside resort England's finest view, a ruined abbey in a wooded valley, heather moorland crossed by a steam railway, and a coast of fishing villages tucked into the cliffs — the North York Moors, honestly documented.
• Northamptonshire A weekend in Northamptonshire — the Rose of the Shires A quiet county with more great houses per mile than almost anywhere in England — castles and a doomed queen in the north, Spencers and canals and racing in the south. Two unhurried days.
• Northern Ireland Northern Ireland’s loughs, historic houses and hills Give the loughs, gardens and big landscapes enough time. The useful version of this trip is one where each route can flex around the access you need that day.
• Northumberland Dark skies and wild hills — three days in inland Northumberland Away from the castle coast lies the emptiest corner of England — a Victorian dream house, Europe's darkest skies over Kielder, and the rounded green hills of the Border.
• Norway Norway by Rail and Fjord Oslo to Bergen with Flåm and Nærøyfjord as checked branches.
• Oxfordshire A weekend in Oxfordshire — dreaming spires and Blenheim Palace A city of honey-stone colleges and ancient libraries, and one of the greatest palaces in England on its doorstep — two unhurried days among the dreaming spires and the villages beyond.
• Peak District Three days in the Peak District — edges, dales and grand houses Two landscapes in one national park — the dark gritstone drama of the Hope Valley and the soft limestone dales of the south, with one of England's greatest houses in between.
• Portugal Portugal by Rail Lisbon, Coimbra, Porto and the Douro.
• United Kingdom and overseas RHS Gardens and Partner Gardens — plan the member days that actually apply Find every garden in the current RHS directory while keeping seasonal opening, selected member days and public admission separate.
• Rutland A weekend in Rutland — England's smallest county England's smallest county wears its motto well — multum in parvo, much in little. A great reservoir with a half-drowned church, ospreys overhead, and two perfect market towns. An easy weekend.
• Scottish Highlands Three days in the Scottish Highlands — glens, lochs and the Isle of Skye The great set-pieces of the Highlands in three fast, glorious days — the brooding pass of Glencoe, the road to Skye, a castle on its own island, and the dark water of Loch Ness.
• Shropshire Shropshire — Ironbridge, the Marches and the blue remembered hills Where the modern world began — the great iron bridge over the Severn — and one of England's quietest, loveliest counties around it: black-and-white towns, a foodie's Ludlow, and the blue hills of Housman's Shropshire.
• Sussex Sussex — the coast, the South Downs and 1066 country Brighton's seaside swagger, the chalk drama of the Seven Sisters, and the castles and battlefield where English history turned — the best of Sussex, by area.
• Switzerland Grand Train Tour of Switzerland A modular train, boat and bus journey through the Alps.
• United Kingdom How to find travelling fairs and circuses near you Touring shows move too often for permanent map pins, so use the official schedule and check the host venue or council before you travel.
• United Kingdom UK cable cars, funiculars and cog railways Twelve wonderfully improbable journeys: over a river, up mountains and straight through seaside cliffs.
• United Kingdom UK Canals, Aqueducts and Boat Lifts Big waterway engineering from towpath and boat.
• United Kingdom UK fixed fairgrounds and amusement parks Put permanent parks on the map, then check the live operator details for the rides and date that matter to you.
• United Kingdom UK Merlin attractions — plan with a pass or without one Theme parks, aquariums, castles and city attractions across the UK. See the whole current Merlin list, then compare the ticket route that genuinely applies to you.
• United Kingdom Britain's Great Scenic Mainline Railways Five real train trips through coast, mountain and moor.
• Warwickshire A weekend in Warwickshire — Shakespeare's county and its great castles The town that made the world's greatest playwright, and two of the finest castles in England a few miles up the road — an easy, storied weekend in the heart of the Midlands.
• West Ireland West Ireland road trip — Connemara, Clare and Kerry West Ireland rewards a slower route. Give yourself room for coast-road weather, steep ground, long driving days and the one place you may want to linger.
• The world The world's greatest waterfalls — a Top 20, with honest access notes The greatest falls on earth, by continent — from ones you can roll right up to (Niagara, Rhine Falls) to the ones that take a genuine expedition (Angel, Havasu). Honest about the difference.
• Yorkshire Dales Three days in the Yorkshire Dales — waterfalls, limestone and high fells Green valleys walled with limestone, waterfalls at every turn, and a railway viaduct striding across the moor — three unhurried days through the heart of the Dales.
• Britain and Ireland Zoos, aquariums, safari parks and wildlife attractions Start with the full BIAZA directory, then check the venue facts that matter for your day.

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