Family and access
Accessibility
The accessibility field on a sheet only appears if an editor has filled it in and an admin has approved it. Empty means unknown, not "unreachable". Dobrogea has flat cliffs and gravel sites, citadel steps and museums with lifts - we are not generalising. We tell you what we checked and how to read the sheet.
How to read the sheet
On the objective you will find, where it is completed, one of the notes: ramp, steps, mixture, unknown. "Ramp" does not mean a path without thresholds to the last storefront. "Steps" does not mean impossible with help. If it's empty, I haven't confirmed it. Report a bug on the lens page, with a photo if you can.
Cities vs Sites
The Constanta Peninsula, the seafront and some of the museums are the most predictable. Histria, Enisala, Capidava and the paths in Măcin are earth, grass, stone and wind. The Tropaeum Traiani is well visible from ground level, but the museum and the periphery of the site have thresholds. Ask the institution on the day of the visit - we do not publish an "open and accessible" without a source.
Transport
Train stations and bus stations have different levels of assistance. The Bucharest-Constanța train is the most frequent option without a car. Ships from Tulcea have thresholds, narrow decks and sometimes small boat transfer. Ask the operator for details before you buy the ticket, not after you're on the pier.
Toilets and rest
The waterfront, malls, county museums and some port restaurants keep the public toilet closer. Steppe sites do not. Plan the break before Histria or Măcin, not "on the road, we'll see".
How we help
If you have been and know a new ramp, a broken elevator or a reserved parking lot, write it on the sheet. We approve corrections, not rumors. Until then, the field remains blank - it's more honest than a made-up tick.