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The photos on this site have been scanned from brochures or taken with my cheap digital camera, you are advised that there is nothing like coming to see the REAL THING yourself.
TOURIST OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS: GIBRALTAR TOURIST BOARD at the Gibraltar Information Bureau (London) Arundel Great Court, 179 Strand, London, WC2R 1EH Tel: + (44171)8360777 GIBRALTAR TOURIST BOARD at the Gibraltar Information Bureau Engineer Battery, 12b Rosia Road Gibraltar Tel: Gibraltar (350) 74950 Gibraltar Information Centre The Piazza, Main Street, Gibraltar Tel (350) 74982 Four Corners, Winston Churchill Avenue Gibraltar Tel: (350) 50762 There are subsidiary offices at: Air Terminal Building, Gibraltar Airport Tel: (350) 73026 (Airport information only) Gibraltar Museum, 18-20 Bomb House Lane, Gibraltar Tel: (350) 74289 John Mackintosh Hall, 308 Main Street, Gibraltar Tel: (350) 75669
Whilst steps are being taken to meet the special requirements of some of our visitors, some of Gibraltar's major attractions face particular difficulties in providing access for those who are in wheelchairs. However, to compensate in some small measure for this, the Gibraltar Tourism Board has arranged for free access to these persons into the following sites:
Toilets for use by disabled persons are situated at Eastern Beach, Little Bay, Air Terminal, Market Place, Piazza and the International Commercial Centre at the northern entrance of Main Street. The Alameda Gardens will be opening toilets for visitors with special needs in the near future. Most taxis in Gibraltar are vanettes. There is however, a number of estates available. We hope that the friendliness, helpfulness and attention of local people can go some way towards compensating for any deficiencies in the physical provisions in buildings and amenities some of which are difficult to satisfactorily adapt. Legislation is now in place requiring all new public buildings to have facilities for the disabled.