11 Destinations Making Travel Easier for Every Body (Beyond Basic Ramps)

Travel isn’t a luxury when it’s built for everyone—it’s a right. And a growing number of destinations are finally designing travel that meets every body where it is. This new wave of inclusivity goes far beyond standard ramps and elevators. We're talking tactile maps, sensory-friendly museums, accessible beaches with floating chairs, and wayfinding apps built for screen readers. Whether you're navigating in a wheelchair, traveling with sensory sensitivities, or just need a little more thoughtfulness built into your trip—these 11 destinations are reimagining what it means to feel truly welcome while traveling. Let's take a look!

1. Barcelona, Spain: City Planning That Moves With You

Barcelona is proof that accessibility can be beautiful, seamless, and built into everyday life. Over 90% of its metro system is wheelchair-accessible, and buses are fitted with ramps, space, and auditory stop cues. The city’s tactile sidewalk paths and audible traffic signals assist travelers with visual impairments. Even major attractions like the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell have taken thoughtful steps to accommodate visitors with varied mobility and sensory needs. From beach wheelchairs to inclusive signage, Barcelona isn’t just accessible—it’s anticipatory. You’ll notice it in the details—and that’s the point.