It can be daunting planning a trip to London for anyone but when you have a disability it can be more difficult. Hours of phoning, e-mailing and searching the internet in hope that the attraction you want to visit caters for your needs. That is why any helpful tips from people who already done the research is so appreciated.
Harry Fletcher of the Evening Standard has done some research into autism-friendly things to do in London. His list includes autism-friendly performances of the Lion King and a restaurant the has been recognised by National Autistic Society as an autism-friendly.
Check out the guide here if you have been inspired to plan a trip to London this summer!
