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More and more we can observe how cities around the world change and adapt to make them accessible to all kinds of people.
From theaters, monuments with 3D models to restaurants that adapt their facilities and dishes for all types of allergens and intolerances, or limited capacities for all audiences.An example is this link that I leave here about a blind girl who celebrates her birthday, and the restaurant prepares an accessible dessert that touches her heart and, through her touch (written in Braille), she can experience a lot of emotion and enjoy it!
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