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Disabled Holidays in England

Disabled Holidays > UK > England

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A combination of chic cities, green rolling hills, spectacular beaches and storied history, England is an exciting and diverse destination offering a multitude of accessible holiday experiences.

This is a land with a long, fascinating past waiting to be explored, from its Stone Age monuments and medieval castles to opulent stately homes, soaring cathedrals and first-rate museums (many of them free).

Modern metropolises entice with contemporary galleries, fine restaurants, vibrant nightlife and countless shopping opportunities – while traditional towns and villages provide warm welcomes, hearty pub food and idyllic, peaceful environs.

A huge variety in landscapes ensures there’s a fitting backdrop for any kind of getaway.

Marvel at the breathtaking fells of the Lake District. Explore accessible paths wending through the rolling Cotswolds or Yorkshire Dales. Relax on one of the many wide sandy beaches lining the coasts of Devon, Dorset, Cornwall and East Anglia. Live it up at exciting seaside resorts like Blackpool, Skegness or Bognor Regis. Or sightsee London’s array of world-famous monuments and attractions.

What’s more, England’s rich cultural heritage means there’s absorbing history around every corner – whether it’s Shakespeare’s half-timbered hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon, King Arthur’s legendary birthplace at Tintagel or the ruins of the ancient northern border at Hadrian’s Wall.

Time your trip just right and you can also combine it with all manner of enthralling events, from regional food festivals, concerts and literature fairs, to world-famous crowd-pleasers like the Trooping of the Colour, the Chelsea Flower Show and Wimbledon.

The list is endless. Where will you go?

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