In the UK, an estimated 11 million people live with varying degrees of hearing loss, making it vitally important that tourist attractions and cultural spots up and down the nation do everything they can to accommodate visitors with a hearing loss. So, which of the UK’s most cultural and historic attractions are doing the most to improve the overall experiences of hearing impaired individuals?

The Top Three Most Accessible Cultural Spots for Hearing-Impaired Visitors

The top three most accessible cultural spots for hearing-impaired visitors are The British Museum in London, The Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh, and The Roman Baths in Bath.

The British Museum

Located in London, the tourist hotspot is home to two million years of human history and culture. It also has an extensive range of accommodating facilities for the hearing impaired, including an induction loop, sign language videos, and guided sign language tours.