Service Directory

Changing Places registered venue confirmed via Euan's Guide and Everyone Active listings.

Run by Wakefield Council. Verified via Wakefield Museums and Castles official access information pages.

Free admission. Step-free access at all four entrances. Wheelchair and rollator available to pre-book by phone or email.

Run by Monmouthshire County Council's Monlife heritage service. No lift to first floor.

Visitor attraction roughly 3 miles from Cupar; largely accessible but with some uneven terrain in parts.

Award-winning contemporary arts centre in Omagh, Northern Ireland. Managed by Fermanagh & Omagh District Council.

Run by Canal & River Trust; the boat trip itself is not fully wheelchair accessible.

Jermyn Street entrance leads directly into the restaurant for step-free access. Restaurant reservation line for accessibility needs: 0845 602 9654.

Managed by Natural Resources Wales, 6 miles west of Llanidloes. Cascades Walk boardwalk designed in partnership with local disability organisations. Verified via NRW official site and Visit Wales / Visit Mid Wales listings.

Major maritime heritage attraction. Manual wheelchairs available from visitor centre. Most of site including Mary Rose Museum, HMS Victory and HMS Warrior accessible by ramps and lifts.

Verified via London Borough of Bromley council directory, the café's own website, and local press coverage of the Bromley Changing Places toilet programme. Café and its Changing Places facility both confirmed still operating as of Aug 2026.

Run by the National Trust for Scotland. Nearby historic sites (Auld Kirk, Brig o' Doon, Burns Monument) have uneven historic surfaces/steps not fully accessible; main museum and cottage grounds are step-free. Verified via euansguide.com and nts.org.uk.

National Trust property. Verified via official NT access statement and AccessAble listing.

Verified via Severn Trent site and Euan's Guide.

Blue Badge Access Award winner. Two specially adapted bedrooms with full disabled access. Advance contact recommended to discuss specific accessibility requirements.

Three Michelin star restaurant with accessible ground floor. Lift available for the Barn restaurant. Lift dimensions: suitable for wheelchair users.

Combined TIC and Post Office in Ambleside town centre.

Delapré Abbey is a accessible business in Northampton.

Newly redeveloped visitor centre reopened for preview season in 2026 ahead of full summer launch.

Large superstore with a Changing Places accessible toilet facility.

Confirmed via official Cadw access guide for Caernarfon Castle (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Source: https://cadw.gov.wales/castell-caernarfon-access-guide

Rated 9/10 for accessibility by disabled reviewers. Cardiff Bay waterfront location.

Verified via Euans Guide review; note narrow walkways at busy times per reviewer feedback. Minor address inconsistency across sources between Tower Esplanade and 111 Lumley Road - same seafront site.

Main Abbey is wheelchair accessible; the Crypt is not accessible (steep, deep steps only).