Accessibility

At Fit City Tours, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to explore a city’s culture, history, and hidden gems — no matter their access needs or abilities. We are committed to providing inclusive, welcoming, and flexible experiences for all guests.

Our walking and running tours are designed to be small-group, social, and adaptable. Our guides adjust the pace and route to suit the needs of each group and can modify paths to avoid stairs, uneven surfaces, or steep gradients where required.

We proudly accept the Companion Card, allowing guests who require a support person to join any of our tours at no extra cost. Our guides are trained in inclusive hosting, including verbal description techniques, calm communication, and general disability awareness. We’re always happy to discuss your needs in advance to ensure a comfortable experience.

We are also proud to employ a diverse team. Their perspectives enrich our team culture and the guest experience.If you have specific accessibility questions or would like to talk through your needs before booking, please get in touch via the Contact page — we’d love to help.

‍Accessibility Guide
‍Here’s what we do to make our tours more accessible:

‍Before the Tour
‍Clear email instructions with maps, meeting point images and contact details.
Companion Card holders are welcome — just let us know during booking.
Our team is available to discuss any access needs in advance.

‍During the Tour
‍Tours are run at a relaxed pace with regular rest opportunities.
Routes can be adapted to avoid stairs, cobblestones, or steep gradients.
Our guides offer verbal descriptions and are trained in inclusive communication.
Group sizes are small to allow a personalised and flexible experience.
‍Tour Types
Walking Tours: Mostly flat and suitable for many mobility levels. Customisable if booked privately.
‍Running Tours: Low-impact social running pace. May not suit all mobility needs — please contact us to discuss.
‍Private Tours: Fully customisable and a great option for guests with specific access needs or preferences.

‍What to Bring
‍Water bottle, appropriate footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, and any personal aids that support your comfort.