Cobblestones and hills make Zurich disabled access difficult for some wheelchair users and mobility scooter users, but there is still plenty for disabled visitors to see and do. Beautiful churches, guild houses, and lakeside views make Zurich an enjoyable stop during an accessible European vacation. On an accessible vacation in Switzerland, Zurich is worth at least two days of sightseeing before heading into the mountains.
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