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My Best & Worst Experiences In Europe So Far

Europe

I’ve traveled to 16 countries in Europe in my wheelchair- here are some of my best and worst experiences so far. There are so many great things to see in Europe, so picking “bests” can be subjective. Also, my bad experiences don’t mean the cities aren’t necessarily worth visiting if you’re a ...
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Gift Guide For Girls Who Love To Travel (On Wheels)

United States

Here are products that I genuinely love and make my life better as someone who loves to travel on wheels! Here is the link to my Amazon storefront- some of these products I’ll earn a small commission for (at no extra cost to you!) Note: Prices are accurate as of 11/29/24 (Black Friday), many ...
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Wembley Stadium Wheelchair Accessibility Review

Concert Accessibility· Europe

This summer, I had the wonderful experience of attending The Eras Tour at Wembley Stadium in London! Taylor’s show is such a magical experience, and the accessibility at Wembley Stadium really impressed me!  A quick note: I have been to London a few times, but I am by no means an expert. ...
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Keukenhof Gardens Wheelchair Accessibility

Europe· Travel Guides

Keukenhof Gardens, in Lisse, Netherlands is known as “the most beautiful spring garden in the world”, with about 7 million flowers planted every spring!!! I went there at the very beginning of May (on May 2), and it was a great experience! As a wheelchair user, it was very accessible.  As of the ...
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Amsterdam Wheelchair Accessibility & Travel Guide

Europe· Travel Guides

I went to Amsterdam for a short trip at the beginning of May and had a wonderful time! I had great weather (70s and sunny) and ate many good meals and treats! The city was flat and overall had fewer cobblestones than I’ve experienced in other European cities. I had good experiences with public ...
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Rosie on the cobblestone streets of Lund, Sweden. She is sitting in her manual wheelchair with an electric handbike attached to the front. She is in front of a pale yellow brick house with a bright blue wooden door.

A (Mostly Wheelchair Accessible) Day Trip To Sweden!

Europe· Travel Guides

While I was staying in Copenhagen, I took a day trip to Sweden (a new country for me)! I went to Lund and Malmö with two of my cousins. Thanks to the accessibility of the trains, it was a very easy and smooth trip. We first went to Lund, then Malmö for dinner, and then back to Copenhagen. The ...
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Rosie Dunn • Wheelchair Travel & Inclusive Design
This is one of my favorite perks to being a wheelc This is one of my favorite perks to being a wheelchair user, especially in Nashville which has a lot of paid lots these days! A Park Happy employee told me about this rule, and I’ve done it many times and have never gotten ticketed.

Share this post with everyone you know who has an accessible placard or license plate! Tell your grandparents!!! 

Follow this page for more hacks for wheelchair users!
So excited be to returning to my favorite place in So excited be to returning to my favorite place in the world this month (direct from Nashville to Dublin on @aerlingus!!) 🇮🇪🪉☘️ 

Follow me to see my journey through Dublin, Dingle, Kenmare, Ring of Kerry, Kinsale, and Cork! 

Let me know in the comments what you want to see from my trip! ✨
One year till I have my Doctorate in Occupational One year till I have my Doctorate in Occupational Therapy! I can’t wait to use my experiences and knowledge to help others be able to do the things that they want to do! Right now my main interests are inclusive design, NICU/infants, kids with physical disabilities, and hand therapy.

Follow along to see where my journey takes me! 💗
guess I just have to go back to Ireland to get a n guess I just have to go back to Ireland to get a new one… 

taking recs for jewelers in Dublin!! (no plans to be in Galway anytime soon or I’d get it there!)
A trip doesn’t have to be long to be amazing! I A trip doesn’t have to be long to be amazing! I had such a great time on a quick trip to Boston to see @noahkahanmusic at @fenwaypark!! 

Boston in the summer is one of my favorite places. Where’s somewhere you want to go for a weekend trip?! Let me know in the comments!!
let me know yours in the comments!! ✈️ let me know yours in the comments!! ✈️
guess where I’m going this weekend!! 🎶⚾️🏙️🦞

(don’t worry I packed the other @thefryecompany boot)
Rosie’s Guide To Ireland, Part 2: Dublin Transpo Rosie’s Guide To Ireland, Part 2: Dublin Transportation🚊☘️

In terms of accessibility, I found Dublin public transportation to be pretty good! I was able to get around to the places I needed to go. 

What’s the best public transportation you’ve encountered? For me it’s the Copenhagen metro! 

For more information about Dublin, check out my “Ireland Guide” highlight! Let me know what else you want to know about traveling in Ireland!

Note: If you’re using the Dublin bus, plan for extra time! They were often late. Occasionally, there would be another wheelchair user in the wheelchair space. In that situation, I’d either take the stroller/buggy space or wait for the next bus. 

Dublin Bus will get you to the most amount of places, but the Luas was the easiest for me to use.
Can you guess which place I already have plane tic Can you guess which place I already have plane tickets booked for?! ✈️

Ireland and Hawaii are places I’ve been able to go to already, but the rest on this list are places I’ve never been!

Insurance covers a new wheelchair for me every 5 years. I’m so excited to see where this new chair and I get to go over the next 5 years!!

Tell me what’s on your travel bucket list in the comments!!!
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