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Accessibility disability Museum British (Londres)

The Tower of London Tower of London is accessible to all people,as it has facilities for visitors with limited mobility.Everybody has access to it through a ramp or a lift, there’s also virtual tours available.

London eye There’s a lift in the London Eye but it is currently unavailable.

If you want to avoid queues it is recommended to visit at one of the quieter times.

The Stonehenge Ruins

Stonehenge disabled access greets wheelchair users with ramped access at the entrance, a paved path on one side of the ruins, and a grass path on the other side of the ruins.

It’s possible to access at every floors in the famous waxworks museum in London with weelchair. And free pass for a care giver.

You have to show your disabled card for enter.

Shakespeare’s globe

Entrance to Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition and Theatre Tour is on Bankside. There is a ramp down from the riverside walkway and visitors must then cross a cobbled road before reaching the ramped slope to the glass double doors of the entrance. In the Reception area and inside the Exhibition on the left-hand side, there are five steps leading from the entrance and a further two steps to the admissions desk. On the right, there is a curved ramp leading to the admissions desk. The desk is 750mm high. There are steps and a small ramp from the ticket desk to the mezzanine level.

Natural History Museum Autistic and disabled visitors and their accompanying family members can jump the queues to enter the Museum. When you arrive, please approach a member of staff at an entrance for assistance.

You can borrow wheelchairs for free from the cloakrooms just inside the Exhibition Road entrance.

Westminster Abbey: Free entrance for wheelchair people and their care giver. It’s necessary to keep the floor in mind because it’s slope. And all of abbey isn’t accessible for wheelchairs. As well as, there are free rent wheelchairs.

St Paul's Cathedral The main entrance of the cathedral has stairs, but there is an entrance to the south part of the building without stairs.

There is a lift in the crypt, but it is not possible to go up in the galleries. It is necessary to pay normal entrance but a companion enters free.