Accessible UK attractions for all the family
Looking for inclusive adventures the whole family can enjoy?
With an estimated 48% of the total UK population having some form of limited mobility, planning accessible days out is more important than ever. Whether you or a loved one uses a mobility scooter or wheelchair, there’s no reason to miss out on a memorable day trip.
At Monarch Mobility, we believe in family mobility for all. That’s why we’ve rounded up these brilliant, wheelchair friendly places to visit across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland – so everyone can enjoy accessible and enjoyable outings.
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Top accessible UK attractions
There are many fantastic venues to visit throughout the UK. We’ve selected 8 of our favourites – from Cornwall to Northern Ireland – that are ideal for accessible days out with family or friends:
Newquay Zoo, Cornwall
If you’re an animal lover, Newquay Zoo is the perfect place to visit, with over 100 of the most rare and endangered species of animal from across the globe.
Newquay Zoo is committed to access for all. From wheelchair hire and assistant dog access to discounted carer tickets, it’s a favourite for days out for disabled people and wildlife lovers alike.
The American Museum & Gardens, Bath
Love American history and culture? Located in Bath, this immersive museum offers blue badge parking, a buggy transfer to the entrance, and scooter hire. Accessible days out at the American Museum & Gardens provide the opportunity to explore heritage exhibitions or stroll through the beautiful gardens.
St Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff
Explore Welsh history in this fascinating open-air museum near Cardiff. The museum features level paths, accessible toilets, mobility scooter hire, and free entry for carers. St Fagan’s is a great option for relaxed and informative accessible days out for all the family.
RHS Garden Wisley, Surrey
If you’re looking for a beautiful botanical escape, RHS Garden Wisley is a fantastic accessible day out for all the family to enjoy. With smooth, wide pathways throughout the gardens, ample blue badge parking, and accessible toilet facilities, it’s ideal for mobility scooter and wheelchair friendly days out. The glasshouse and visitor centre are also fully accessible, with free wheelchair and mobility scooter hire available on site.
Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Birmingham
This peaceful garden experience delivers a packed programme of events and activities for everyone. Birmingham Botanical Gardens‘ wide, paved paths, accessible toilets, and wheelchair hire make it ideal for families planning wheelchair friendly days out.
Life Science Centre, Newcastle
Explore hands-on science with full accessibility. Lifts, level floors, changing facilities, and low counters make the Life Science Centre, one of the best wheelchair friendly places to visit in the North East. Carers go free, and wheelchairs are available on request.
Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh
This iconic castle sits atop a hill in the centre of the city. While the historic cobbled terrain can present some challenges, a shuttle service, wheelchair hire, and accessible visitor areas make Edinburgh Castle a surprisingly inclusive destination.
Titanic Museum, Belfast
The Titanic Museum is one of Northern Ireland’s most iconic attractions – and has been designed with accessibility in mind. It is fully accessible, with lifts to all floors, accessible toilets, wheelchair hire, and free carer tickets. The interactive exhibits and historic storytelling make this one of the top accessible days out for visitors of all ages.
Accessible days out made possible with Monarch Mobility
Whether you’re exploring museums, gardens or castles, your mobility scooter or powerchair should enhance your experience.
A national company, Monarch Mobility provides a wide range of lightweight and foldable mobility aids designed for independence, ease, and comfort.
Wherever your day out takes you, we’re here to support you on your journey. And if you fancy going further afield, why not check out our Top 10 Accessible Cities in Europe?
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