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I will have a couple of days on my own in Osaka. Anyone know of a travel guide I could hire or day tour? Is the Metro really accessible? I have a travel scooter and can walk a couple of blocks. ??
Hi all! Planning my first of a few trips this year. Full time manual wheelchair user, para @ L4-5 and extensively traveled. Background for understanding, and while I would love for the world to be fully accessible to me, the reality is, it never will be. Especially when you love history, and cringe at newness. ðŸ˜
Instead of planning specific trips, I tend to go for the least expensive airplane ticket, wherever that might lead to, and plan from there. So my first trip as disjointed as it sounds, landing in Milan, Italy, overnight train trip to Marseilles, France because I've always wanted to see it. Back to Milan, short flight to Bari. Stay for a few nights, take the ferry to Dubrovnik, flight to Plovdiv for the history and to stay with friends, then to Ljubljana, flight to Zagreb and train through Austria and Northern Italy, then back to Milan. I work full-time in healthcare and despite how stressful my work is, I love the vacation time. â¤ï¸
All of this is fluid, I do already have a flex ticket for the ferry and flights into and out of Milan three-ish+ weeks apart.
Are there ANY can't miss spots, accessible hotels that aren't worldwide chains, in that region that I just shouldn't miss. Challengingly accessible included. I'll find a stranger, hot, hunky dude, donkey, horse, atv vehicle or climbing gear to get me there if needed. 🙂
Thank you!
Instead of planning specific trips, I tend to go for the least expensive airplane ticket, wherever that might lead to, and plan from there. So my first trip as disjointed as it sounds, landing in Milan, Italy, overnight train trip to Marseilles, France because I've always wanted to see it. Back to Milan, short flight to Bari. Stay for a few nights, take the ferry to Dubrovnik, flight to Plovdiv for the history and to stay with friends, then to Ljubljana, flight to Zagreb and train through Austria and Northern Italy, then back to Milan. I work full-time in healthcare and despite how stressful my work is, I love the vacation time. â¤ï¸
All of this is fluid, I do already have a flex ticket for the ferry and flights into and out of Milan three-ish+ weeks apart.
Are there ANY can't miss spots, accessible hotels that aren't worldwide chains, in that region that I just shouldn't miss. Challengingly accessible included. I'll find a stranger, hot, hunky dude, donkey, horse, atv vehicle or climbing gear to get me there if needed. 🙂
Thank you!
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I use a walker for short distances, don't require an electric wheel chair yet. Can you suggest places to travel in the United States where walking is limited. Thank you kindly!
I use a walker for short distances, don't require an electric wheel chair yet. Can you suggest places to travel in the United States where walking is limited. Thank you kindly!
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