Accessibility profile
Last verified · Jul 2026 Step-free entrance Yes
Main door width 140 cm
Elevator (cabin) 110 × 140 cm
Accessible restroom Yes
Surface quality Smooth & even
Maximum slope 1%
Measured & verified · EN ES PT IT FR
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Verified accessibility for real-world travel.
Measurements, not adjectives. Every figure is traced to its source and dated, so you can judge it for yourself.
Every figure carries its source
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Wheelchair users Widths, slopes & transfers Reduced mobility Distances, seating & rest stops Strollers & families Ramps, lifts & changing rooms Accessible bathrooms Grab bars, space & hoists Step-free routes Door to door, no stairs Elevators & lifts Real cabin dimensions Visual accessibility Braille, contrast & guides Hearing accessibility Loops, captions & alerts
Featured accessible destinations
Every place measured on-site by our verifiers and community.
London Highly accessible Tate Modern 100/100
A benchmark for level access: ramped entry down the Turbine Hall, generous lifts, quiet hours and a low-stimulus room.
Verified Jun 2026
Compiled from official sources
London Highly accessible The British Museum 99/100
Level entry via Montague Place, a vast step-free Great Court, and lifts to all main galleries in a building that predates every access law.
Verified Jun 2026
Compiled from official sources
Tokyo Highly accessible Tokyo Skytree 98/100
A 2012 tower built to modern barrier-free standards: lifts to both observation decks, accessible toilets on every level including 450 m, and free wheelchair loan.
Verified Jul 2026
Compiled from official sources
Singapore Highly accessible National Gallery Singapore 98/100
Every exhibition space is wheelchair accessible, free wheelchairs at three counters, free entry for a disabled visitor plus caregiver, and per-exhibition access advisories.
Verified Jul 2026
Compiled from official sources
Step-free route maps
Plan your accessible route
From arrival to the main entrance: transport connections, slopes, surfaces and step-free paths — checked segment by segment.
- Accessible transport connections
- Maximum slope on every segment
- Surface type: paved, cobbles, gravel
Hotel Metro L2 · elevator Museum entrance
1.8 km · 28 min
Step-free 90% Max slope 6% Surface Mixed
Sourced, never guessed Every figure is traced to the venue’s own published accessibility information, with the date we checked it.
Objective & detailed Centimetres, gradients and surfaces — not vague labels like “wheelchair friendly”.
Dated and revisited Each profile shows when it was last reviewed and whether it has been confirmed on the ground.
Built for everyone Motor, visual, hearing and cognitive needs. By travelers, for travelers.
Our methodology
Facts, evidence and dates — never guesses
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Measure on-site
Trained verifiers measure doors, elevators, restrooms, slopes and surfaces with a public, consistent protocol.
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Attach evidence
Every data point carries photos, source and method. We separate fact, estimate and recommendation — clearly.
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Reverify over time
Places change. Community reports, moderation and re-audits keep profiles current — with visible last-verified dates.
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2 places profiled 100% step-free stations (Wiener Linien)
2 places profiled 100% step-free stations (TransLink)
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