Tourist Activities

Visit the summit of the iconic Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa, a wheelchair accessible UNESCO World Heritage Site with a cable car to the top!

The Great Pyramids of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are partially wheelchair accessible.

What’s more thrilling than a wheelchair accessible tour through a community of free-spirited settlers and passive anarchists in Copenhagen, Denmark?

Medieval Times is a wheelchair accessible dinner tournament and performance held inside a castle, featuring jousting, swordplay, falconry and horsemanship.

Charlie Lucas is a world-renowned artist, known for turning scrap metal from the junkyard into powerful sculptures that speak…

The history of the African American civil rights movement in Selma, Alabama can guide the disability community in building a successful movement for access and equality.

Learn about the history of Spain and its monarchy; see the King’s Crown, royal residence, art and sculptures.

Harry Potter fans traveling to London can visit the wheelchair accessible Warner Bros. Studio Tour, which has preserved Hogwarts for all to see.

Cross the Thames River and see London from above on Emirates Air Line; explore the Aviation Experience museum.