Europe Blog Posts

Uncovering the Bunnet Stane: Fife’s Bizarre Rock Formation

Scotland Travel, Fife Tourism, Autism Adventures Abroad

Uncover the mystery of the Bunnet Stane, a unique stone landmark in Fife, Scotland. Explore its natural beauty, local legends, and tips for visiting this hidden gem in the Central Belt of Scotland.

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Discover London’s Secret Underground Roman Temple: The London Mithraeum

London Mithraeum, autism accessibility, autistic tourism

This ancient Roman temple, tucked beneath Bloomberg’s HQ in London, offers an immersive dive into the city’s rich history. It’s an adventure I highly recommend—what’s more, it’s completely free to enter!

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The Best Free Museums & Attractions in Marseille

Marseille Tourism, autistic travel europe, alex stratikis

France’s 2nd largest city, Marseille doesn’t have to break the bank when you visit. Explore some of the best free attractions this Mediterranean port has to offer travelers.

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24 Hours in San Marino

San Marino Tourism, autistic travel europe, alex stratikis

San Marino might be one of the world’s tiniest countries, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t anything there to enjoy as a visitor. Here you’ll find the best things to see and do to make the most out of a day in this little mountaintop nation.

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Stibbert Museum: A Guide to Florence’s Beautiful Hidden Treasure 

Stibbert Museum, Autism Italy, Autistic accessible tourism

The Stibbert Museum is somewhat of a hidden gem located in the outskirts of Florence, Tuscany. It contains a grand garden estate and houses one of the world’s largest collections of armory in its museum.

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Best Things to See and Do in Scotland’s Newest City – Dunfermline (including Accessibility)

Dunfermline palace, Fife, Scotland, Accessible tourism, Autistic Travel, Alex Stratikis

Scotland has a new city – Dunfermline! And with new ambitions as grand as its past, there is lot coming to this cozy burgh. Click on to I explore some of the current highlights on offer from an accessible lens.

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My 1 Month Accessible Rail Adventure Around Europe With Interrail / Eurail

Eurail, Interrail, Accessible Train Travel, Autistic Tourism, Alex Stratikis, Geneva viewpoint

I spent a month exploring some of the best that Europe has to offer with Interrail/Eurail to promote accessibility across their rail networks. Read on to see what I found out during this epic adventure.

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Spotlight on Accessible Tourism Initiatives – Free Attractions in Paris for Disabled Visitors 

Did you know that government owned attractions in Paris are free to disabled visitors, as well as their companion? This is a little-known secret, yet the scheme is widely available across Europe’s vast tourist trail, often going unnoticed.

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BruCity’s 58 Rooftop & Panoramic Eatery; Brussels Brand-new Panoramic Spot  

58 Rooftop view, Brussels, Autism Travels

Brussels has an all new panoramic rooftop bar & terrace that is completely free to visitors. BruCity’s 58 Rooftop & Panoramic Eatery, allows guests to see the city from a new perspective – with the option of cocktails and food should you wish.

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Liechtenstein Adventure Pass – The Best Way to Explore this Alpine Arcadia

The Liechtenstein Adventure Pass offers guest the best way to comprehensively explore this microstate. Let’s look at what’s included and whether or not it’s actually worth it.

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Visiting One of the World’s Top Attractions: Stockholm’s Vasa Museum

The Vasa Museum was recently listed as one of the 10 best museums in the world, and it’s no wonder why. The building houses the world’s preserved 17th century warship, that was subsequently recovered over 300 years later.

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Loup of Fintry – Scotland’s Secret Waterfall Near Stirling 

Loup of Fintry, Scottish waterfalls, autism accessibility

Scotland is full of hidden gems. The Loup of Fintry is no exception. Don’t miss out getting to see this imposing waterfall that is easily reachable by following a short trail.

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