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Disabled Holidays in Italy
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Millions of tourists flock to Italy every year to feast on its rich and sumptuous cuisine and culture, the fashion and history, the art and architecture. Mouthwatering pasta and delicious wine, Renaissance works of art, the shopping in Milan, the greatest number of world heritage sites in the world, Da Vinci’s paintings - all are waiting to be savoured and experienced on a disabled friendly holiday in Italy!
A Roman Holiday satisfies and caters for all tastes and access needs. And, although visitors all have their own good reasons for choosing certain Italian destinations, what they might not be so aware of are the actual origins of such a trip…
European aristocrats and other wealthy individuals started visiting Italy purely for touristic reasons in the late 17th century as part of what became known as the ‘Grand Tour.’ Starting in Dover and gradually travelling through Europe before ending up in Turin. From there, the privileged would visit Genoa, Florence, Pisa, Padua, Bologna and Venice. Fast forward to the present day and the look and feel, sights and sounds of these marvellous cities and more, still move and inspire those who visit them.
If you know your Italian artists from your architects and even if you don’t, a trip to Italy simply cannot fail to overwhelm; the buildings and galleries demonstrate and display some of the most awe inspiring works ever to be created. Add to that the artefacts of ancient Rome and the appealing resorts of Amalfi, Capri and the Italian Riviera and it’s little wonder why Italy has been so popular as a tourist destination for hundreds of years. Why not contact us today and see for yourself what fantastico accessible Italian holidays we have for you!
What's available with our disabled holidays in Italy?
- accessible accommodation - guaranteed
- flights
- adapted transfers
- mobility equipment hire - wheelchairs, hoists, shower chairs, electric beds, and more!
- attractions and days out
- financial protection
- our award winning service!
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Accessible Hotel
Sicily > Syracuse > Noto- Room only
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- 4 Stars
Location. Grand Hotel Sofia is a business friendly Noto hotel near the sea and close to Ducezio Palace, Cathedral of Noto, and Villadorata Palace. Additional points of interest include Church of San Domenico. Hotel Features.
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Accessible Hotel
Tuscany > Siena- Room only
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- 4 Stars
The Palazzo San Lorenzo is situated in the medieval town of Colle Val d'Elsa 25km from Siena and 55km from Florence, in the heart of Tuscany. The hotel is an ideal base from which to explore all that the region has to offer.
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Accessible Hotel
Padua > Padova- Room only
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- 4 Stars
This is an excellent new hotel, conveniently close to the train station and halfway between two motorway exits: Padova Est and Padova Ovest.
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Accessible Hotel
Sicily- Room only
- Hotels
- 4 Stars
Built in 2007, this charming club resort offers elegant accommodation and great amenities in all its 25 guestrooms. The reception is open 24 hours a day and includes a 24 hour check out service.
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Accessible Hotel
Sicily- Room only
- Hotels
- 4 Stars
The hotel has successfully maintained the noble atmosphere of this stunning building with elegant decoration, period furniture and Baroque floors. It features frescoed ceilings dating back to the 18th century and ancient wrought-iron balconies.
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Accessible Hotel
Sicily- Room only
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- 4 Stars
Position: The modern building of the Grand Hotel 'Yachting Palace' is located on the seaside of the typical maritime village of Marina di Riposto, near Mount Etna.
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Accessible Hotel
Rimini > Riccione- Room only
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- 4 Stars
Position: The Hotel is situated in a beautiful location directly facing the sea and just a short distance from Viale Ceccarini.