We’re currently updating AccessibleBarcelona to bring you all of the latest information about facilities for people with disabilities in the Catalan capital. Very soon you won’t need to rely on a middleman or a travel agent to book your holiday in Barcelona because you have all the information you need to arrange your own independent accessible city break  right here on AccessibleBarcelona!

Find all of the information that you need to know about hotels on AccessibleBarcelona. Browse through our hotel descriptions to look for hotels with roll-in-showers or other specific information such as bed heights.

All of the hotels on AccessibleBarcelona have been assessed by us personally and are complete with useful photos and bathroom diagrams.

The contact details, addresses and webpages of the hotels are also listed so that you can contact them to make your reservation directly.

For further information please see our Hotels Page.

The idea behind AccessibleBarcelona is to make travelling to this wonderful city easy and affordable to do. We will help you find the right hotel to suit your needs at the right price. Cut out the middleman and reserve your accessible room directly with the hotel.

Browse our pages to find great information on hotels with facilities for disabled people, wheelchair accessible airport transfers, other transport information, guided tours, accessible bars, restaurants and attractions.

Most of all enjoy AccessibleBarcelona your free guide to organising your hassle free city break.

Barcelona, the Catalan capital is the home to great architects such as Antoni Gaudi and Lluis Domenech i Montaner and a place where the likes of Picasso spent much of his time. The city is littered with amazing architecture, both new and old.

Since the 1992 Paralympics Barcelona has continued to improve access for everyone including drop kerbs in the streets, flashing and audible crossings, tactile paving, pedestrian streets and long flat promenades along the beaches and marinas.

The public transport system is also improving year by year with a 100% accessible bus fleet and more and more raised, adapted bus stops for those with mobility impairments. Many of the vehicles on the Bus Turistic (tourist bus) routes are also adapted with ramps making sightseeing a much easier task. As the metro continues to be slowly developed there are more lifts, accessible trains, visual station indicators and also audible announcements for every stop. The trams that mainly cover the outskirts of the city towards the football stadium, Camp Nou, and the area near Forum are also have facilities for people with different types of disabilities as do the airport shuttles that frequently leave for the city centre.

With so much thought put into the city planning, Barcelona is almost the European utopia for people with disabilities, I hope you enjoy your stay in this accessible city paradise on the shores of the Mediterranean.