London is one of my favorite cities in Europe.  It’s a city rich in history, culture, and diversity, and it’s a city committed to providing accessible and inclusive experiences for all visitors. From iconic landmarks to world-class museums, London offers a wide range of disability-friendly activities. 

Getting to Accessible London

If you fly into Heathrow Airport, the United Kingdom’s largest airport about 14 miles outside of London, you may feel a bit overwhelmed by the sheer size of the airport and how crowded it is.  The good news is that there are trained professionals throughout the airport that will assist you.  And, no need to worry about accessible taxis, you’ll have options including B-Line Heathrow Taxis and Heathrow Taxis and Minibuses. 

Accessible Hotels

There are so many options to choose from when it comes to an accessible hotel, just be sure to contact your choice in advance to confirm the hotel can meet your specific needs.  While the hotel I stayed at had an accessible room, it was much different than what I was used to.