Gibraltar for the disabled traveler

[travelteam]

From the Europe Board.........iteresting sites about the history of Gibraltar,

the site below has wheelchair accessible information that is very helpful for us travelers who are slow walkers or use a chair.

 

http://www.gibraltar.gov.uk/hol/index.asp

 

I believe going up the rock and seeing its historical and interesting sights is the highlight but probably stopping in an English pub for pint or two would also be called for.

[Queenie2]

I couldn't find *any* access info, Can you post a direct link to that access info? Thanks!

 

Candy

[travelteam]

Click on the link, at the top of page right hand side is a pull down window, pull it down and you will see the disabled link, click on that and the info loads.:D

[Splinter]

This is the direct link:

 

http://www.gibraltar.gov.uk/hol/disabledfacilities.asp

 

I copied this over to our European cruises resource pages.

[travelteam]

Thank you Splinter!:D

[Creeks]

We are slow walkers;

took the bus to town and walked the square and up the street;

came back down side streets to Irish Street and Pubs.

Fish and chips was different: a whole fish!

Pleasant people..........

[cruisedolly]

In 2004 we shared a van with another couple and went to the rock, stopping to see the apes etc. I think it was a little imder $100 a couple and we didn't have to get out and do any walking. Great trip. Gibralter is my favorite. I love the quaint airport. Have fun