Melbourne Travel Guide . vs EnAccess Maps

Discover what to see, plan a day around your interests, and explore on foot with walking itineraries and an interactive city map. Less time planning. More time enjoying the trip. - Personalized day plans based on your interests and available time. - Walking itineraries with clear stops and estimated walking times. - An interactive map to explore places and see where to go next. - Sights, history, art, architecture, parks and more to match your mood. - Useful place details to help you decide what to visit. - My Day to bring your chosen places together in one plan. YOUR DAY, YOUR WAY A few hours to spare or a full day to explore? Choose what you feel like doing and how much time you have. Get a suggested plan, review the stops, and adapt it to the day you want. Spend more time on the things that interest you, whether that means a museum visit, remarkable architecture or a walk through green spaces. TURN IDEAS INTO A DAY OUT Browse places by interest, take a closer look at what catches your eye, and add your choices to My Day. Bring together the sights you came to see and places you might otherwise have walked past. EXPLORE ONE STOP AT A TIME Pick a walking itinerary, preview its stops and walking times, and see how it fits into your day. Use the map to put each place in context and find your next stop as you explore. KNOW MORE BEFORE YOU GO Find out what makes each place worth a visit, check practical details and estimated visit times, and decide where to spend your time. Download your travel companion and make your next day out your own.

4.4 million Australians live with disability. Finding a cafe, a park or a venue that actually works shouldn't be this hard. EnAccess Maps is accessibility information written by the people who navigate these spaces every day. Combined with our strong volunteering community through volunteer mapping days, EnAccess Maps aims to relieve the burden of finding up to date and reliable access information whilst also spreading awareness about what people living with a disability face on a day-to-day basis. FIND PLACES THAT WORK FOR YOU Search over 1,000 venues, restaurants, cafes, libraries, parks, entertainment and public spaces filtered by the access features that matter to your life: • Step-free entry and room to move • Accessible toilets • Accessible parking nearby • Tactile ground surface indicators • Lighting: bright, natural or dim • Noise: quiet, moderate or loud • Ventilation and air conditioning • High-contrast and digital menus • Guide dogs welcome • Staff who are welcoming, disability-aware and can help with a menu At EnAccess Maps, we understand that every disability is unique, and that is why we advocate for pictures to convey accessibility. Furthermore, access needs can be tailored specifically to you. Choose the access criteria that matter to you once, and the app will recommend accessible places based off them. REVIEWS FROM REAL VISITS Unlike generic search engines, every EnAccess review reflects real-world experience. Our community has contributed over 1,000 accessibility reviews, with photos taken on the day, so you can plan before you arrive. "It's more reliable and easier to find accessible spaces than on Google Maps." - Freya Elliott, actress, model and disability advocate ADD YOUR VOICE Visited somewhere recently? Rate it, review it, add a photo. Every contribution helps someone else plan their next outing with confidence. "EnAccess Maps is the map of choice for people living with disability that don't want to just sit at home." - Jacob Darkin, inclusion advocate FREE, FOREVER EnAccess Maps is completely free. We're an ACNC-registered Australian charity, built on the belief that reliable accessibility information should be available to everyone. BUILT WITH, NOT FOR Founded in 2021 and recognised by 9News, ABC and 16+ national media outlets, EnAccess Maps is community-led from the ground up. People with lived experience of disability co-design everything we build - because they know best what's missing.