Spatial and Information Accessibility of Museums and Places of Historical Interest: A Comparison between London and Thessaloniki
Eleni Koustriava,
Maria Koutsmani
Abstract:Accessibility to the cultural heritage of museums is an inalienable right of all individuals. However, these places appear to be very unfriendly and unsustainable towards individuals with mobility, sensory, and cognitive difficulties, resulting in their exclusion from cultural heritage. The aim of the research was to examine the spatial and information accessibility in certain museums and places of historical interest in two culturally important European cities, London (Great Britain) and Thessaloniki (Greece)… Show more
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