Most accessible destinations for people with mobility issues
A visitor looks at artworks made by U.S. artist Kurt Wenner at the 3D Museum of Wonders in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.
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Most accessible destinations for people with mobility issues, according to Lonely Planet (https://tinyurl.com/hy5wxrb).
People look at a sculpture Carmela by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa in front of the Palacio de la Musica (Music Palace) in Barcelona.
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The Victoria Arts Centre, flooded with purple light April 22, 2016, in tribute to late U.S. music icon Prince in Melbourne.
(Paul Crock / AFP/Getty Images)Ljubljana, Slovenia (Jure Makovec / AFP/Getty Images)
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In the old part of Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, a bike rider runs errands.
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Two kayaks are dwarfed against the skyline of the Marina Bay area, which is home to popular hotels and tourist attractions such as the Singapore Flyer, the city-state’s observation wheel seen at right.
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Marine iguanas in Playa de los Perros (Dogs Beach) on the Santa Cruz island in the Galapagos Islands.
(Rodrigo Buendia / AFP/Getty Images)Sicily, Italy (Tullio M. Puglia / Getty Images)
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The lily pond in front of the Botanical Building at Balboa Park in San Diego, Calif.
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