My mother while visiting my sister in Spain took a fall. She and my father have to extend their trip two weeks in Sevilla. Hoping I can get some suggestions for things for two elderly 90 year old people to do while she recovers. She will be in a wheelchair. They are staying in a hotel next to the cathedral. Any suggestions would very much appreciated
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Surrey, UK
766 posts
Sorry to hear about this.
Is your father able to push the wheelchair?
An alternative thought - do they have medical insurance which would cover repatriation.
A British friend who broke her colllarbone on holiday in Spain was able to arrange accompanied repatriation straight away.
Posted by
OP
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My father can push her around and she can walk some. I wanted to give him some options of things to do besides sitting in their hotel room
Posted by
TX, USA
5846 posts
How about a flamenco show? I was here https://museodelbaileflamenco.com/ with a lady using a walker and they have an elevator to see the museum (and show, of course), so it’s all accessible once inside.
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90 or 9, wheelchair or feet, Plaza de Espana is an awesome place to hang out and people watch in the evening. You can arrange a wheelchair taxi with the help of your hotel. Keep the number handy for pickup.
The only hitch is bathroom access at the site, which I just can't remember if they're accessible and close by.
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Surrey, UK
766 posts
The Setas are wheelchair accessible and have a lovely rooftop walk.
The Alcazar has beautiful gardens.
And don't miss the cathedral.