New Lanark Visitor Centre welcomes all visitors.

We regularly welcome people with a range of access requirements, and many areas of the site can be fully accessed and enjoyed. Set within a historic village in a steep-sided valley beside the Falls of Clyde, the landscape is an important part of what makes New Lanark special. Some routes include slopes, uneven surfaces and changes in level, which may affect how people choose to move around the site.

ONLINE ACCESSIBILITY GUIDE: IN ASSOCIATION WITH VISIT SCOTLAND

This guide is here to help you plan your visit, understand what to expect, and decide what will work best for you. If you would like any further information or support before your visit, please get in touch. We will be happy to discuss your needs and support you in planning a visit that feels comfortable, safe and enjoyable.

NEW LANARK SENSORY GUIDE

The New Lanark Sensory Guide is here to help you feel prepared, comfortable, and confident before and during your visit. It includes a visual story and sensory map of the site, giving you a clear idea of what to expect and helping you plan a route that suits your needs.
Designed with accessibility and neurodiversity in mind, this guide can be especially helpful for those who prefer to know what lies ahead. Whether you’re a parent, carer, teacher, or simply want to explore New Lanark in a way that works best for you, the guide supports you in making the most of your visit.
We hope it helps you feel reassured and ready to enjoy everything our remarkable World Heritage Site has to offer.

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