Centro de Valencia - Plaza del Ayuntamiento

Is there a public transport stop nearby (within 100m)?

Is there parking available near the route?

Are there reserved parking spaces for people with disabilities?

Are the parking spaces connected to the start of the accessible route?

Is the minimum width of passage in the itinerary more than 90 cm?

Does the route have any meeting points or crossings wider than 150 cm?

Is the longitudinal slope less than 12%?

Is the cross slope less than 2%?

Is the surface firm and even, without bumps or holes, and well maintained?

Is the surface non-slippery both in dry and wet conditions?

Are the sidewalks wide enough and free of obstacles for wheelchair users to circulate?

Are pedestrian crossings well-defined and equipped with tactile warning paving for people with visual impairments?

Do the sidewalks have ramps for smooth access?

Are there resting areas or benches along the route?

Is the furniture designed to be used by all users?

Is there enough space between the furniture for wheelchair users to be able to position themselves next to their companions?

Are there accessible restrooms at key points along the historic center?

Is there specific signage for the accessible toilet door?

Do you consider the door and its dimensions suitable for use by a wheelchair user?

Does the bathroom have assistive devices (bars)?

At the beginning of the route, are there panels with information about the accessibility of the route and the accessible service points?

Is there clear, simple and accessible signage along the route to facilitate orientation for all users?

Are there sidewalks and/or tactile paving for the blind or visually impaired?

Are there accessible resources available for blind or visually impaired people that provide them with information through touch, smell, or hearing during the journey?

Does the information on interpretive boards and signage have braille and/or raised print?

Is the information on interpretive boards in an easy-to-read format?

Are there interpretive tables and signage available and do they have the correct inclination and sufficient approach space to be observed by wheelchair users, short people and children?

Does the itinerary have accessible information in other formats (such as QR codes, also identifiable in Braille, audio guides with audio description and/or in sign language, subtitled videos, etc.) to facilitate consultation and access for all users?

Are there specialized guides available to accompany people with sensory and/or intellectual disabilities on the route?

Are there informative brochures about the itinerary with easy-to-read texts available?

Are there accessible services (shops, cafes...) along the route?

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Do traffic lights have synchronized audible and visual warnings that facilitate crossing for people with sensory disabilities?

Is the artificial lighting along the route good enough?