Accessible trip to Zeeuws-Vlaanderen
Zeeuws-Vlaanderen is a calm and wheelchair-friendly weekend destination with sea air, good food, and accessible places to stay.
Zeeuws-Vlaanderen is a calm and wheelchair-friendly weekend destination with sea air, good food, and accessible places to stay.
A coastal beach pavilion that combines genuine step-free access with great food. Strandpaviljoen De Zeemeeuw is beautifully located right near the nature reserve 't Zwin by Cadzand.
Loods 10 near Breskens is a good option if you are looking for a barrier-free lunch or dinner spot by the Dutch coast.
Ettelbrooklyn Street Fest in Ettelbruck is a lively, family-friendly September event with street theatre, music, food, walking acts and good wheelchair accessibility.
Indoor skydiving for everyone at LUXFLY near Arlon. Access involves stairs, but assistance is available. An unforgettable, out-of-the-ordinary experience!
IKEA Arlon's restaurant just across the Luxembourg border in Belgium is a practical, no frills lunch spot. Try the famous Swedish meatballs (köttbullar). Accessible parking and adapted toilets are available.
Chiche at Mudam is definitely worth a visit. Located inside the wheelchair accessible Mudam, this Lebanees restaurant is perfect for combining lunch with a museum visit.
A flat, 5km riverside cycle path (PC16) between Ettelbruck and Diekirch — perfect for wheelchairs, with accessible toilets along the way and a free, accessible train for the return journey possible.
Ghent is a great wheelchair-friendly city break. Accessible museums, parks, restaurants and free parking with a Handicap Park Card. Well worth the trip.
Barrier-free restaurant Dali at Aparthotel Castelnou serving local and seasonal dishes. Tried asparagus and cod — the Ghent Stew with fries looked unmissable.