Accessible full‑day itinerary in Hull – step‑free museums, The Deep & inclusive food and culture

Discover a full day of accessible adventure in Hull’s historic Museums Quarter. Streetlife museum and Hull and East Riding Museum of Archaeology offer with step‑free access, welcoming staff and a huge range of facilities designed to support every visitor.

Please note - High Street features cobbled paving with wider, smoother pavement areas along its length. Visitors will also find dropped kerbs and accessible crossing points to support easier movement around the Museums Quarter.

Parking and transport support

Blue Badge parking for Museums - Gandhi Way and Alfred Gelder Street, Hull Museums Short stay - Lowgate Car Park Parking, The Deep – Large onsite parking with designated disabled bays near to the entrance. Wheelchair-accessible taxis: 01482 473 235

Exterior view of Hull Paragon Interchange showing its historic arched windows, sandstone façade and station signage, with blurred commuters walking through the covered concourse.

Morning

Morning: Streetlife Museum – a journey through time

Accessibility highlights: Step‑free access Lift to first‑floor galleries Manual wheelchair available Accessible toilet & baby change Assistance dogs welcome what3words: ///keep.cage.magic AccessAble Digital Access Guide

A visitor walking through a transport museum beside a vintage blue bus with the number 5 on the front, surrounded by historic displays and industrial-style interior features.

Digital access guide - Streetlife museum

Hull & East Riding Museum invites you to uncover 235 million years of history.

Accessibility highlights: - Step‑free entrance - Two lifts across the museum - Manual wheelchair available - Accessible toilet - Baby change in Roman Gallery - what3words: ///voted.moment.kings - AccessAble Digitial Access Guide

Two people walking along a cobbled street in Hull’s Museums Quarter, surrounded by brick buildings, greenery and large glass-fronted museum entrances on a sunny day.

Digital access guide - Hull and East Riding museum

Lunch

Refuel at Trinity Market - A vibrant, accessible food hub serving global cuisine.

Accessable Highlights: - Step‑free access throughout the market. - Automatic double doors at all entrances/exits - Onstreet parking on Market Place, Liberty Lane and Silver Street - Accessible toilets - Changing Places facility - Dietary‑inclusive menus (e.g., gluten‑free and vegan options)…

Visitors, including wheelchair users and people with mobility aids, enjoy the accessible indoor food stalls and seating areas at Trinity Market in Hull. The scene highlights step‑free access, spacious walkways, and inclusive dining options within the market

Digital access guide - Trinity Market

Afternoon

Enjoy an unforgettable day at The Deep, Hull’s award‑winning aquarium.

Accessible highlights: - Accessible entrance near Blue Badge parking - Mobility aids: electric scooters, wheelchairs, walking aids - Sensory packs & quiet spaces - Changing Places facility - Sunflower Scheme friendly - Assistance & emotional support dogs welcome - Pre‑booking advised: 01482 381000…

Visitors observing a large illuminated aquarium tank at The Deep in Hull, watching marine life up close in the dimly lit exhibit area.

Digital access guide - The Deep

Finish your day: Humber Street & Hull Marina - round off your visit with a little retail therapy

Hull’s hub of independent shops, cafés and galleries. The wide, flat, paved street makes browsing easy. Adjacent Hull Marina offers peaceful waterside views, plenty of seating and level paths—perfect for a relaxing end to the day.

A customer browses a gift shop on Humber Street in Hull while holding up a Yorkshire‑themed T‑shirt, surrounded by shelves of local souvenirs and merchandise.

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