Rome Accessibility Guide by John Sage
Which Rome tourist sites are accessible? Which should you avoid?
How should you travel between the tourist sites? By metro, by bus, or by taxi?
Where can you find accessible restaurants and shopping?
Accessible itineraries, travel tips, maps, and more. More than 100 pages of essential accessible travel advice written by John Sage.
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The Table of Contents listed below is for a Rome accessibility guide we put together for a for a previous client visiting Rome. The Rome Accessibility Guide is included with our Rome accessible trip planning services.
Table of Contents
Reservations 3
Maps of Rome 5
Getting Around Rome with a Disability 5
Bus Accessibility 9
Accessible Bus Routes 12
Electric Bus Accessibility 28
Bus Tour Accessibility 30
Tram Accessibility 34
Metro Accessibility 35
Taxi Accessibility 36
Wheelchair Accessible Taxis 37
Suggested Accessible Itineraries 38
1 Accessible Day in Rome 38
2 Accessible Days in Rome 41
3 Accessible Days in Rome 42
4 Accessible Days in Rome 44
5 Accessible Days in Rome 45
6 Accessible Days in Rome 45
Tourist Attraction Accessibility 48
Baths of Diocletian (also known as Santa Maria degli Angeli) 48
Capitoline Museums 51
Castel Sant’Angelo 54
Circus Maximus 55
Doria Pamphilj Museum 59
Gesu Church 59
Largo Argentina 60
National Museum of Rome 60
Palatine Hill 62
Roman Forum 64
San Clemente 69
San Giovanni Laterno 69
San Ignazio 70
San Luigi 71
Santa Maria del Popolo 71
Santa Maria Maggiore 73
Santa Maria Sopra Minerva 74
Spanish Steps 75
St. Peter in Chains 76
Trajan’s Market (also known as Museum of Imperial Forum) 81
Trevi Fountain 84
Vatican – Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums 85
Vatican – St. Peter’s Basilica 92
Accessible Restaurants 97
Campo de’ Fiori 97
Piazza Navona 98
Wheelchair Accessible Shopping 99
Pharmacies 100
Client Feedback 101
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