New Year’s Eve is a great time to meet up with friends and family. It is a chance to look back on the year that has just gone, and to look ahead to the one to come.
And with so many great accessible events out there this year, we wanted to bring you just a few of the best.
So, brush up on the lyrics to Auld Lang Syne, and head to one of Quingo Scooters’ picks of the best accessible New Year events.
Pantomimes are an essential part of the holiday season. Whether you’ve got kids in tow, or friends and family who need entertaining, there is nothing quite like a show to get you in the festive mood.
From traditional pantos to something a little different, we’ve scoured the country to find the most accessible shows for you this year. So, here is Quingo Scooters’ pick of the very best accessible pantomimes in the UK.
There is ramped access to the main entrance at the London Palladium.
Looking to get out and about this festive season? Christmas is a wonderful time of the year, and a good time to explore the great outdoors.
From sherry tours to magnificent gardens, woodland trails to unique Advent calendars, there’s something for everyone. Here is Quingo Scooter’s guide to the very best accessible Christmas tours and trails.
If you want a unique and accessible Christmas experience, then this Advent trail in Saltaire, West Yorkshire, is one of the best.
Is there anything better to get you in a festive mood than a Christmas market? They bring together everything that is best about the time of the year. Great food and drink, local handicrafts and a warm atmosphere. And because they are often outside, they are one of the most accessible activities you can enjoy this time of year.
But while we’ve seen a rise in the number of the markets over recent years, they’re not all created equal. And at a time of year when time and money is at a premium, you don’t want to be wasting either.
The Romans founded Valencia originally as a kind of retirement home for their bravest warriors. And it’s not hard to see why plenty of people would have fought hard to try and end up here.
It’s a beautiful, historic city and one of the oldest on the Iberian continent. It is also often unfairly overlooked, thanks to its noisy Catalan neighbour, Barcelona. So, here is Quingo Scooters’ take on the best things to do in the city of Valencia.
Valencia is a city built on trade and La Lonja, the silk exchange building from the late 1400s, is an excellent illustration of how wealthy it has been over the years.
