Exploring a new country is exhilarating, and Portugal, with its rich history and breathtaking landscapes, offers a uniquely inclusive experience for travelers using wheelchairs. Our latest travel guide dives into some of the most wheelchair-friendly attractions throughout this beautiful country.
1. Jerónimos Monastery, Lisbon
Nestled in the heart of Lisbon, Jerónimos Monastery is a masterpiece of the Manueline style. The monastery is fully accessible, offering ramps and dedicated pathways that allow wheelchair users to explore its architectural beauty and historical significance with ease.
2. Pena Palace, Sintra
Perched atop the hills of Sintra, Pena Palace is a vibrant marvel of 19th-century Romanticism. Recent renovations have enhanced its accessibility, making the palace and its lush gardens an enjoyable excursion for all. Shuttle services from the entrance to the palace are wheelchair-friendly, ensuring a comfortable visit.
3. Douro River Cruise
Experience the serene beauty of the Douro Valley with a river cruise that caters specifically to travelers with disabilities. These cruises offer accessible facilities, ensuring everyone can enjoy the panoramic views of terraced vineyards and charming villages along the river.
Tips for Traveling in Portugal
- Transportation: Portugal’s major cities are equipped with accessible public transportation options. Look for buses and trains that are marked with the wheelchair symbol.
- Accommodations: Many hotels in Portugal offer accessible rooms. It’s recommended to book well in advance and confirm specific needs with the hotel directly.
Upcoming Tours
We’re thrilled to announce our upcoming guided tour to Portugal in the spring of 2025, designed especially for wheelchair users. This tour will include visits to all the locations mentioned above, along with special accommodations to ensure a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.
For more information or to book your spot on the tour, contact us today. Join us as we explore Portugal’s wonders, comfortably and inclusively!
