Travel without
Barriers

See Paris and … "accessible" trip to Paris, Oh la la .So, today is 3rd of April and we are at Ben Gurion International airport in Tel Aviv, ,as VIP clients who were accompanied by smiling airport personnel. Doughtily passing check-in successfully reached Duty-free and by our tradition we tasted free alcohol and after that we sank into a romantic mood. Locking up myself in a totally accessible bathroom I recorded on tape the first part of my impressions.

I think Austria is different for every single traveler. For some of them it is made of beautiful palaces and vast museum collections. Others are fascinated by numerous restaurants and shops. And some have their heads spinning over ski resorts and mountains. And others...others...others...Everyone has his own Austria.

Dear friends! You’ve probably heard a lot about the notorious for wheelers hills and cobblestones of Rome and think it’s quite a hostile environment in terms of accessibility. And I’d like to dispel your fears and show how well-adapted this city really is.

My first destination was the MILAN CATHEDRAL (DUOMO DI MILANO) – the cathedral church of Milan dedicated to St.Mary of the Nativity (Santa Maria Nascente), it is the seat of the Archbishop of Milan. It is the largest church in Italy (the larger St. Peter's Basilica is in the State of Vatican City) and the third largest in the world.