Travelers with limited mobility planning to visit the Czech Republic will benefit from the new brochure “Four Accessible Walks in Prague.”
Covering the city’s most famous landmarks in Old Town, the Castle District, Lesser Town and Vyšehrad, it has maps with icons indicating terrain information, levels of accessibility and available facilities for both the mobility-impaired and wheelchair users.
To download the brochure, visit www.prague.eu/en and click on “Maps and Brochures,” then on “Four Accessible Walks in Prague” and the “View the brochure here” link, then on the English-language version under the heading “Download files.” You can also request that a physical copy be sent to you, for free (except for shipping/handling), by clicking on “Buy” and completing the order form.
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