California, USA
Options for staying online and handling mail.
Simple polite phrases like "Please," "Thank you," and "Excuse me" are always appreciated. Show courtesy in all interactions.
Berkeley strives to be an accessible city for all travelers, with infrastructure and services supporting diverse needs.
ADA compliance for public buildings and transportation. Sidewalks often have curb cuts, though older or hilly areas may vary.
All BART stations and trains are accessible with elevators and designated spaces. AC Transit buses are ramp-equipped with priority seating.
UC Berkeley campus, BAMPFA, and Lawrence Hall of Science are generally accessible with ramps and elevators.
Enjoy Berkeley's green spaces with accessible options.
Services for travelers with visual or hearing impairments.
Berkeley is committed to accessibility. For specialized needs, direct communication with venues and checking city resources before your visit are recommended.
A visual guide to assist with your practical planning and understanding.
Physical SIM cards and mobile providers for staying connected.
Basic phrases to aid communication during your stay.
Important practices for restaurant visits in the U.S.
Always check specific business websites for their current hours, especially around holidays or during university breaks, to avoid disappointment.
Images illustrating various practical aspects for your visit to Berkeley.
Where you might find local SIM cards and mobile services.
Convenience stores often offer ATMs and a range of goods for travelers.
Illustrates accessibility features in Berkeley's public transport.
For comfortable waits at the airport before or after your Berkeley trip.
To use local SIM cards or eSIMs, your mobile phone needs to be unlocked. Check with your home carrier before traveling.
