Accessibility
A city with
you in mind
Ask me about accessibility in Vancouver! ♿
Explore in comfort
Explore one of the most accessible cities in the world. Vancouver has made significant efforts to accommodate people with diverse needs, ensuring everyone can enjoy attractions and activities.
28km
of wheelchair accessible waterfront Seawall paths
Get around with ease using Vancouver’s fully accessible transit system. Experience unobstructed sidewalks, curb ramps, audible signals at pedestrian crossings, and accessible waiting and boarding areas.
Embrace invigorating nature. Reach mountaintops with mobility aids, enjoy the sun on accessible mats at Kitsilano beach or English Bay, or take a dip in the ocean in a water wheelchair.
Travel with ease
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Get what you’re hungry for
Ramps, wide doors, elevators, and single-floor layouts make some of Vancouver’s most acclaimed restaurants accessible to anyone with a craving. Whether you’re in the mood for dim sum, sushi, seafood, or pub grub, discover a wide range of accessible dining options.
Enjoy accessible attractions
Enjoy accessible guided tours, parking, pathways, ramps, and more at many of Vancouver’s major attractions including the Vancouver Art Gallery, the Vancouver Aquarium, the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, and beyond.
Wind down in comfort
Many Vancouver hotels are designed to be accessible to all visitors. Some offer fully accessible rooms, while others provide lower light switches, roll-in showers, impaired hearing notifications, and more. Situated across the downtown core, there’s a hotel with your name on it.
