"UEFA EURO 2012 is the beginning, not the end"
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Together with out local implementing partner in Poland, Fundacja TUS, CAFE has been conducting audits of accessibility of public places within the territory of 1.5 km around the stadium and in the fan zones in all host cities.
This includes hotels, cafes and restaurants, banks and other venues that will be visited by fans and participants of the EURO 2012, including disabled fans. A pool of volunteers were trained to make these audits and provide advice and recommendations to business owners on how to improve access to their venues for disabled people and other beneficiaries of good access, including injured people, pregnant women, young children, older people and many others.
Venues that offered good access were presented with stickers to publicise that they are accessible. Look out for these around the city!
Accommodation
Disabled fans can search for accessible hotels at http://www.polandnolimits.eu/. Please select your preferred language in the top right corner, then click on Poznan under the Host Cities sub-heading.
Eating and drinking
Accessible cafes and restaurants in Poznan can be found at http://www.polandnolimits.eu/. Please select your preferred language in the top right corner, then click on Poznan under the Host Cities sub-heading.
