Discover the new project “Nature for All” at Quinta do Pisão, which aims to counteract a set of barriers that condition access to nature for visitors with temporary or permanent limitations. The circular trail includes 6 sensory stations, which describe the biodiversity and artworks of the Quinta in bilingual format and braille, and include wooden guides to accompany the trail, enabling autonomous access for people with reduced mobility and with partial or total blindness. Inside the Casa da Cal Interpretation Centre you will find tactile flooring for better orientation of autonomous visitors with partial or total blindness and a braille translation of the contents of the permanent exhibition. The Quadrix are adapted vehicles that allow access to the most rugged natural terrains where a conventional reduced-mobility vehicle cannot reach. They are available for free rental exclusively to people with reduced mobility. You can book it at Casa da Cal between 10h00 and 17h00. Audience: People with reduced mobility; people with visual impairments; general public. Registrations: https://atividadesnatureza.cascais.pt/. More information: [email protected] or 215811750. Organization: Cascais Ambiente.