Read the terrain first
Mark the uphill and downhill portions between your cultural stop, dinner and accommodation. Consider the condition of paving as well as the distance.
Check the actual vehicle
CARRIS publishes reduced-mobility information and accessible-route details. Confirm the service you intend to use rather than assuming every historic tram offers the same boarding conditions.
Keep what you carry practical
Use a bag you can manage without assistance and keep your hands available. Choose a sheltered pause rather than adding another stop when you need rest.
Judge the whole connection
Compare the walk from the arrival stop to your door. A different stop or route may make more sense than an apparently shorter journey with difficult steps.
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