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Accessible Ironbridge Gorge

Plan your visit with practical accessibility information for places to eat, drink, shop and visit across the Ironbridge Gorge.

We want everyone to be able to enjoy the Ironbridge Gorge. This guide brings together useful accessibility information to help you plan before you visit. We only include accessibility details we can reasonably confirm. Where information isn't yet available, we'll say so rather than guess.

The Gorge is a historic UNESCO World Heritage Site. Many buildings are centuries old, and some cobbled streets, steps, narrow doorways, steep hills and uneven surfaces simply cannot be changed. We describe what is actually there, rather than pretending everywhere is easy.

This is a planning tool, not a guarantee of accessibility. Layouts, staffing and facilities change, so please call ahead when access is critical to your visit — and tell us if you find something different, so the next visitor gets better information.

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Accessibility key

  • Step-free accessLevel or ramped way in, no steps
  • Wheelchair accessRoom to get in and move around
  • Accessible entranceWide or alternative entrance
  • Accessible toiletConfirmed on site
  • Blue Badge parkingMarked bays nearby
  • Assistance dogs welcomeAlways permitted by law
  • Baby changingFacilities available
  • Information coming soonNot yet confirmed — we won't guess

Where a facility hasn't been checked yet, the guides say "Information coming soon" rather than guessing.

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Accessibility can change, and sometimes the smallest detail makes the biggest difference. If you own a local business or have visited somewhere listed here and spot something we should add or update, please let us know.

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