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AccessAble is here to take the chance out of going out. To give you the accessibility information you need to work out if a place is going to be accessible for you. We've surveyed 10,000s of venues across the UK and Ireland, including shops, pubs, restaurants, cinemas, theatres, railway stations, hotels, colleges, universities, hospitals and more. Use AccessAble to find wheelchair friendly venues or check out disabled access and facilities. AccessAble is Your Accessibility Guide. Download our free App to use AccessAble on the go.

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Explore Cambridgeshire

Culture, nature, shopping and leisure Cambridgeshire has it all

Explore Cambridgeshire

How do I use AccessAble?

We’ve put together a list of top tips to find accessible places to visit using AccessAble to #KnowMoreGoMore. We hope you find it useful!

Read our top tips to find accessible places

Accessible Hotels

Finding the right hotel can be difficult for everyone. There are a lot of factors to consider – location, dining options, parking and amenities.

Find accessible hotels

Heading to uni?

Choosing the right university is a big decision. We've put together a list of universities from around the country so you can check out the Access Guides and find a uni that suits you.

Find a university

Accessible Restaurants

Our Detailed Access Guides cover everything you’ll need to know about an accessible restaurant, from menus and lighting to parking facilities and accessible toilets.

Find accessible restaurants

Accessible South Bank

The cultural heart of London - with world-class venues, visitor attractions, tree-lined riverside walks and iconic landmarks like the London Eye.

View our guide to London South Bank

What people are saying…

“This will eliminate the need for "rookie runs" when planning outings, to allow for more fun and spontaneity.”

“The website is great. I love that you can select and filter your results. As my mum has limited hearing and vision it's great to be able to find places quickly and easily that I know she will like and not feel anxious at. Thank you AccessAble!”