Accessible coach holidays. A historic jewel at the heart of Europe, the Czech Republic packs a big punch for a small country; explore its fairytale castles and medieval towns, stay in elegant spa resorts and scenic national parks.
This is also the birthplace of some of the world's finest beer and of course the popular city of Prague. The Czech Republic is a popular destination for travelers, including those with disabilities, and has made significant strides in recent years to improve accessibility for wheelchair users.
Here's an overview of holidays and travel in the Czech Republic for wheelchair users:. Public transportation in larger cities like Prague is generally accessible for wheelchair users. The metro system in Prague has been improved with lifts and ramps at stations, and trams are equipped with low floors to make boarding easier. In addition, there are accessible taxis available in major cities, and many train stations have facilities to assist passengers with mobility impairments.
Many tour companies in Prague and other major cities now offer specialized services for wheelchair users, including guided tours with accessible transport and specially adapted vehicles.
While there isn't a nationwide database for accessible restaurants, many establishments in Prague and Brno now feature ramps, wide doorways, and accessible bathrooms. It's still a good idea to call ahead or check reviews to make sure that a specific restaurant is wheelchair-friendly.
