The Madrid Tourist Board has teamed up with numerous organizations and companies with ties to tourism, including hotels, restaurants, museums and convention centres and put together this useful guide about the accessibility of establishments in the Spanish capital.
To ensure your stay in the Spanish capital is comfortable, the Madrid Tourist Board has prepared a guide with all the information you need on the accessibility of a large selection of hotels. To download the pdf file, click here.
Discover Plaza Mayor, the Salamanca District and the capital's stunning Retiro Park. Disabled people who would like to get to know the city, simply have to sign up for one of the adapted guided tours organised on a daily basis by the Madrid Tourist Board.
Anyone can can enjoy the Art Walk regardless of their visual, motor, hearing or intellectual disabilities. The educational programmes at the Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums have made culture a lot more accessible to everyone.
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Check the list of accessible museums, shopping centres and restaurants (Spanish).
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