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Brakes Off Travel We are here to share our wheelchair accessible travel insights and recommendations based on our own personal travel experiences.

We are here to share our travel experiences to encourage wheelchair users to take their brakes off and travel the world! Our blog focuses on sharing our adventures, insights, and recommendations based on our own personal travel experiences, with a unique perspective on accessibility.

Looking for wheelchair-accessible days out in Oxford? 🦖 This FREE museum is full of fascinating discoveries!The Oxford U...
14/10/2026

Looking for wheelchair-accessible days out in Oxford? 🦖 This FREE museum is full of fascinating discoveries!

The Oxford University Museum of Natural History is a brilliant place to add to your accessible travel bucket list. From incredible dinosaur skeletons to millions of natural history specimens, there’s plenty to explore.

Here are 5 things to know before your visit:

1. Step-free entrance – There is a step-free entrance to help wheelchair users access the museum.

2. Ground-floor exploring – Discover fascinating exhibits in the stunning main court, including impressive dinosaur skeletons.

3. Free entry – General admission is free, making this a great budget-friendly day out in Oxford.

4. Millions of specimens – Explore collections featuring fossils, animals, insects, rocks and much more.

5. Accessibility information – Planning ahead can make your visit easier. Check the museum’s official accessibility guide for details about lifts, accessible toilets and wheelchair facilities before travelling.

Save this post for your next trip to Oxford and share it with someone looking for wheelchair-friendly places to visit in the UK.

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Is Edinburgh Castle wheelchair accessible? Here’s what you need to know…Edinburgh Castle has stood proudly on Castle Roc...
30/09/2026

Is Edinburgh Castle wheelchair accessible? Here’s what you need to know…

Edinburgh Castle has stood proudly on Castle Rock for centuries, witnessing some of the biggest moments in Scottish history. From Mary Queen of Scots giving birth to James VI here in 1566, to battles, sieges and royal drama, there’s a LOT of history packed inside these walls.

But what is the wheelchair access like?

We’ve put together 5 things you need to know before you go — including the steep cobbles, accessible areas, wheelchair accessible car and those all-important routes around the castle.

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♿️ Have you visited Edinburgh Castle as a wheelchair user? Tell us about your experience below 👇

Looking for things to see in Oxford? The Ashmolean Museum is a must-visit for history, art and archaeology lovers. From ...
23/09/2026

Looking for things to see in Oxford?

The Ashmolean Museum is a must-visit for history, art and archaeology lovers. From the famous Alfred Jewel and the ancient Jericho Skull to the colourful Knossos Octopus Pot and incredible artworks by Raphael, there is so much to explore.

The museum is also designed with accessibility in mind, with step-free access, lifts to the galleries, accessible toilets and wheelchairs available to borrow.

Whether you're visiting for the amazing collections, the beautiful architecture or simply to discover something new, the Ashmolean is a fascinating place to spend a few hours.

📍 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
♿️ Wheelchair accessible
🎟️ Free entry to the main museum

21/09/2026

Is the Alhambra Palace in Granada wheelchair accessible?

We’re putting the Alhambra to the accessibility test! In part one of our accessibility review, we look at getting to the Alhambra by the red C30 mini bus from central Granada, accessible routes, and some of the challenges wheelchair users may face when exploring this incredible historic site.

⚠️ Important: Not all of the places shown in this video are wheelchair accessible. Some areas have steps, steep sections, narrow routes, uneven surfaces and other accessibility limitations.

The Alhambra is an amazing place to visit, but wheelchair accessibility can vary significantly depending on which parts you want to see so planning your route before you visit is really important.

📍 Alhambra Palace, Granada, Spain
♿️ Wheelchair accessibility review
🚌 C30 bus from Granada city centre

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And stay tuned for Part 2 — the Nasrid Palaces!

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