A possible shape for your day.

Planning example, not a confirmed itinerary or booking. Agree the route, availability, total duration, and price with your chosen provider before payment.

1. Describe the walking limit

Share your preferred distance between rests, tolerance for stairs, standing time, and any aid or companion needs. Give practical limits rather than a label.

2. Review every route segment

Ask for estimated walks from vehicle to entrance and between stops, plus seating and restroom opportunities. Have uncertain measurements checked in person.

3. Agree on alternatives

Choose a nearby substitute for any stop with a long approach or unavoidable stairs. Confirm whether changing the route affects price or transport.

The details that make a difference.

Less walking is not accessible travel

It does not establish ramp access, elevators, accessible restrooms, or wheelchair-ready vehicles. Verify each requirement directly with the relevant provider.

Traffic affects drop-offs

A vehicle may not reach an entrance or wait nearby. Confirm legal stopping arrangements and the distance the party still needs to cover.

Comfort varies by person

Ask each traveler what works for them, and plan breaks around that information rather than assuming the same pace for everyone.

What should your quote include?

Ask for an itemized total for your party, the settlement currency, and any exchange or payment fees. A service request is not a confirmed reservation.

  • Guide time for a slower pace and agreed rest periods.
  • Vehicle and driver charges, including waiting and access-related transfers.
  • Admissions or reserved seating, listed only when applicable.
  • Route changes, extra assistance, overtime, and cancellation conditions.

Use the costs and inclusions checklist and confirm what happens when plans change.

Before you decide.

Is this a wheelchair-accessible tour?

No accessibility status is verified here. Ask about the vehicle, curb-to-entrance route, lifts, surfaces, toilets, and each venue separately.

Can the route be checked before booking?

Ask a provider for current segment details and how they were checked. If the information is uncertain, treat the stop as unconfirmed or choose an alternative.

Does less walking mean no stairs?

No. Request the number and location of stairs for each stop and confirm whether there is a practical alternative route.