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Days Out Blog

Great inspiration for accessible days out may begin with the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain, but it certainly doesn’t end there. We’ve scoured the country to find even more people and organisations to share great ideas and advice to make getting out and about easier to plan and enjoy. From tourism professionals, to disability experts, and even Rough Guide to Accessible Britain fans who simply have fun experiences to share, the Days Out Blog is regularly updated and includes news and updates that we hope you’ll find inspiring, entertaining and useful. We hope that the Days Out Blog encourages more people get out and about and enjoy the many fantastic, accessible attractions throughout the UK.

Science is fun! – Sevinc Kisacik

I’ve been working at the Science Museum for nine years and still get excited at the insane number of objects that get the kids and adults so excited immediately upon entering the Museum.

There’s no denying that there is plenty to keep the kids entertained but those who think the Science Museum is just for kids couldn’t be more wrong. On the last Wednesday of every month we have ‘Lates’, which are adults-only evenings. My friends and I love these, especially the silent disco, pub quiz and of course the food and drink.

The museum and exhibits are all accessible and for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, the Launchpad is a perfect place to visit. On the first Saturday of each month we have the SIGNtific programme – a programme of events presented by deaf presenters using British Sign Language.

London is full of great places for days out; I like to visit the Tate Modern, as I never seem to get bored with their collection, or just walking along the Southbank. Further afield, I love to visit Bath because of its history, and a visit to the Roman Baths is always a must for the chance to relax.

Sevinc Kisacik is the family programmes coordinator at the Science Museum.

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