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Useful resources

There are many organisations across the country providing information and support to help make Scotland accessible to all.

Euan's Guide

Euan’s Guide is a website with disabled access reviews and listings for thousands of places around the UK and beyond. It is used by disabled people, their friends, families and carers to review, share and discover accessible places to visit.

Visit the Euan’s Guide website to join in and start reviewing your favourite accessible Trust places or tell us (and others) what we need to do better.

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Euan's Guide To Castles & Battlefields

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All throughout Scotland there are remnants of the country's battle-scarred past, but what few people know is that many of these castles and battlefields can be unexpectedly accessible.

VisitScotland

Jam-packed with information about accessible accommodation, attractions and things to see and do, whatever your requirements – the VisitScotland website is the perfect place to plan a Scottish holiday.

Disability Information Scotland

There are many useful information guides, including a guide to Accessible Outdoors on the Disability Information Scotland website.