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Boasting a range of accessible adventures and places to explore, now's the time to visit north east England.
![A family walking in front of the iconic Angel of the North, found just south of Newcastle Gateshead]()
The Midlands is home to national treasures, both modern and historic.
![Group of friends, one wheelchair user, sat around a table]()
This five day itinerary features quirky cities, an iconic university and Britain's biggest wetland.
![A single punt passes under the Mathematical bridge, in Silver street, Cambridge late on a summer's evening]()
Home to the largest gay scene in Scotland, Edinburgh’s vibrant ‘Pink Triangle’ is the place to visit for low-key pubs, lively clubs, and day-time hangouts.
![Crowd at Pride in Edinburgh]()
From traditional deckchairs on its sandy beaches to the tallest rollercoaster in Britain, the seaside resort of Blackpool welcomes visitors with open arms.
![Blackpool seafront and Blackpool Tower.]()
Discover Cardiff's top LGBTQIA+ events, clubs, bars and more. From Wales' annual Pride Cymru parade to Pulse Nightclub where you can celebrate with live DJs.
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The East of England is a perfect seaside and country getaway, with accessible rail journeys and epic cathedrals.
![A man who uses a wheelchair and a woman review a map in the countryside]()
There's a range of inclusive and accessible attractions across north Wales, from amazing mountain peaks to mountain biking.
![Row boats in a moat surrounding a castle]()
This seaside city is known for its open attitude, vivacious clubbing scene and two-day Pride extravaganza.
![Jetski in sea below a seaside pier with a funfair]()
Hit cultural hotspots and explore a spectacular national park on a 5-day adventure around central Scotland.
![Two young women sat on the jetty of the waterfront in the evening with boats and buildings by the harbour.]()
