The Winchester district is dedicated to accessibility, ensuring that everyone can enjoy its historic charm and scenic beauty. The district encompasses not only the city of Winchester but also a variety of picturesque villages and countryside, all striving to be accessible to visitors with diverse needs.

Buses are equipped with low floors and spaces for wheelchairs and pushchairs. Winchester train station features step-free access, tactile paving, and assistance services to help those with mobility impairments.

Key attractions across the district are committed to being accessible. Winchester Cathedral offers ramps, lifts, and accessible tours. The South Downs National Park, which extends into the district, features accessible trails and viewpoints, making it easier for everyone to enjoy its natural splendour. Marwell Zoo, located just outside the city, provides accessible paths, viewing platforms, and facilities for visitors with disabilities.

Winchester Science Centre are breaking down the barriers to STEM and transformed their visitor experience to make it easy for all young people and their families to be able to take part of everything. For a summary of their facilities click here.

Restaurants, shops, and accommodations across the district are increasingly equipped with accessible features such as step-free entrances and accessible restrooms. Many venues also offer services for those with visual and hearing impairments, including audio guides and sign language support.