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Tripozi Accessibility Dataset

Wheelchair-tagged venues across 10 European cities, sourced from OpenStreetMap contributor data. Includes hotels, restaurants, museums, attractions, transport, and more — each carrying a wheelchair accessibility tag recorded by an OpenStreetMap contributor — tagged, not verified by us or by anyone + supplementary metadata where contributors recorded it.

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Cities
10
Venues
1,676
License
ODbL 1.0
Updated
2026-08-05

What's in it

Each row is a venue — hotel, restaurant, café, museum, attraction, park, pharmacy, hospital, transport, or shop — that has been tagged with wheelchair accessibility metadata in OpenStreetMap. We export the stable OSM identifier alongside name, type, geocoordinates, the wheelchair tag value (yes / limited / designated), and supplementary fields where contributors recorded them: address, phone, website, Wikipedia reference, opening hours, cuisine (for food venues), star rating (hotels), free-text wheelchair description, and toilet accessibility.

Methodology

  • Source: OpenStreetMap Overpass API queries restricted to a fixed bounding box per city — tighter than admin boundaries to exclude suburban POIs that are unlikely to be tourist-relevant.
  • Filter: only nodes/ways with both name and wheelchair=yes|limited|designated tags. No reverse-geocoding, no LLM enrichment — what you download is what OSM contributors recorded.
  • Ranking per city: capped at 200 venues, then de-duplicated, scored by metadata completeness (address, phone, website, opening hours) plus traveler-relevance heuristics — venue type and distance from the centre. Implemented in lib/osm.ts.
  • Coverage — read this before citing: this is a curated sample, not a census. Every city record carries osmTotalTagged, the number of named wheelchair-tagged places OpenStreetMap holds for that bounding box, beside venueCount, the number in this file. Across the ten cities that is roughly 1,700 of about 38,900 — near 4%. We select for venues OSM describes well enough to be useful; a pin with no address, no hours and no type helps nobody. If you need every tagged place, query Overpass directly — the filter and the bounding boxes are stated here so you can reproduce ours exactly.
  • Snapshot: this file was generated on . Every snapshot is kept and dated — accessibility-YYYY-MM-DD.json/.csv — and the -latest.json/.csv pointer always reflects the most recent, so a citation can name either a fixed snapshot or the moving one.

License + attribution

Released under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0 — the same share-alike license as the OpenStreetMap data this is derived from. You may use, share, and adapt the data, including commercially, under two conditions: (1) attribute “© OpenStreetMap contributors” (a link back to Tripozi is appreciated too); and (2) share-alike — if you publicly distribute an adapted database, license it under ODbL as well. See the OpenStreetMap copyright page.

Tripozi Accessibility Dataset (ODbL 1.0) · https://tripozi.com/data
Contains information from OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.

Schema

Per-venue field reference is embedded in the JSON file under metadata.schema.venue. CSV columns mirror the JSON keys. Coordinates in WGS84 decimal degrees.