Quingo Scooters is shining the spotlight on Stratford, five years after the London 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, as part of our Accessible Attractions series.
Today the area of Stratford, is something of a ‘mini city’ and home to the stunning Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The park offers a visitor experience like no other. Covering 560 acres, it’s the largest recreational space in Europe created in more than 100 years, and is free to visit every day of the week.
Quingo Scooters has some fantastic family fun for you this week – at Yorkshire Wildlife Park! It’s billed as the UK’s No.1 walk-through wildlife adventure and is another great British attraction to add to our Accessible Attractions series.
Yorkshire Wildlife Park is home to some of the most amazing animals on the planet – from polar bears, lions, camels and baboons to creepy crawlies – all set in 70 acres of beautiful countryside. There are over 400 animals and 70 different species, with a range of attractions, activities and displays:
Quingo Scooters are back in the North West this week with another great British attraction to add to our Accessible Attractions series. A city known for its pop culture, as well as its love affair with music. We’re taking you to Manchester.
The iconic Imperial War Museum in Manchester tells the stories of those people whose lives have been shaped by war. Through their galleries, displays and events, the Imperial War Museum aims to challenge people’s perception of war.
Within the museum there are a variety of exhibitions on display to give insight into wartime life, such as:
Quingo Scooters aims to bring you a wide range of Britain’s best attractions as part of our Accessible Attractions series, this week we have one that’s perfect for keen gardeners. So why not take a trip out this summer for some gardening inspiration!
This week, we’re at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh, founded in 1670 as a physic garden, it is now a world-renowned centre for plant science, horticulture and education.
The Gardens are dedicated to discovering and describing plants and their relationships, evolution, conservation and biology.
Quingo Scooters once again takes you to one of the UK’s incredible attractions as part of our Accessible Attractions series. Travelling to the North West of England; we’re exploring one of the most impressive art galleries.
The Whitworth is a £15 million development that transformed the existing gallery by adding a fully integrated surrounding park. Since first opening in 1889, The Whitworth has been a gallery in a park – a space to learn and try new things.
As part of the University of Manchester, The Whitworth is considered a place of research and academic collaboration.
