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That accessibility refers to the degree of provision of spaces for any type of disability. There are 3 types:

1. Adapted:

   These are spaces that are prepared or decorated so that anyone can access these spaces or at least visit them. Within this category, 2 subcategories have been specified; practicable, you can enter the space and carry out the activity, while, visitable, you can reach the surroundings of the space, but it is impossible to access it for different reasons, for example, there is no entrance or it is not adapted.

2. Convertibles:

   It refers to places that are not adapted for the public, although they have the potential to become adapted with a series of reforms.

3. Inaccessible:

   It refers to elements in which there is no possibility of reform and, therefore, can never be adapted. For example, a course of considerable distance that presents uneven terrain as well as inclines, slopes or unevenness.