Un Parco per Me

A Park for Me is a map of inclusive places in Italy, created by families for families with children with disabilities or mobility issues.

Finding a park with the right playground equipment, a wheelchair-accessible beach, or a restaurant with an accessible restroom shouldn't be a treasure hunt. With A Park for Me, you'll find truly accessible places near you, described with clear criteria and verified by the community.

The app is completely free, ad-free, and born as an independent, non-profit project.

A Park for Me was conceived and co-developed by Simona Tuccio.

🗺️ FIND ACCESSIBLE PLACES NEAR YOU
• Map with inclusive places near your location
• Explore by category: parks, playgrounds, beaches, museums, restaurants, bars and ice cream parlors, accessible restrooms, parking lots, public buildings, and more
• Search by name or city
• Detailed information with descriptions, photos, and reviews from other families

🔎 FILTER BY WHAT YOU REALLY NEED
Choose the accessibility criteria that matter to you and see only the places that meet them:
• Wheelchair access
• Smooth pavement, no gravel or uneven paths
• Inclusive play areas
• Accessible restroom
• Disabled parking nearby
• Shaded areas
• Quiet areas, suitable for those with sensory sensitivities
• Fenced and safe areas
• Changing tables
• Support staff

🤝 COMMUNITY-BUILT, YOU CAN TRUST
• Add places that you know personally, with photos and accessibility criteria
• Each contribution is verified by the community with a voting system
• Report outdated information or places that no longer exist
• Leave reviews from 1 to 5 stars to help those who come after you
• The more reliable you contribute, the greater your influence in moderation

❤️ DESIGNED FOR FAMILIES
• Simple onboarding and a warm, readable interface
• Available in Italian and English
• Privacy respected: no advertising profiling, no data sale
• Optional notifications on the outcome of your contributions
• You can delete your account and data whenever you want

A Park for Me does not replace a medical or technical accessibility assessment: the information is shared in good faith by families and should always be verified before visiting, especially for specific needs.

Join the community and help us grow the map: every place you add makes another family's day a little easier.