Today, Saturday 22 Juneto Ancona goes on stage Marches Pride 2024, the annual parade dedicated to LGBTQIA+ pride, as well as an event to loudly ask for greater protection and defense of the rights of people who belong to the community. This date is part of a fuller calendar of events which, until next October, will see this procession hosted in many other Italian cities.
Within our guide, you will be able to discover the times and stages of the initiative’s journey, as well as gather information on the possible accessibility measures foreseen for people with disabilities.
Marche Pride 2024 route and programme
As previously mentioned, this year Marche Pride 2024 was organized in the city of Ancona. The program is quite simple to remember: The meeting is scheduled for 4:00 pm of the participants in the parade at War Memorial; we then leave at 4.45pmto get to Piazza Cavour. The stages that will be followed are the following: Piazza IV Novembre; Viale della Vittoria; Largo XXIV Maggio; Piazza Cavour; Stamira Course; JF Kennedy Square; Via dell’Appamaggio; Republic square; Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Accessibility Marche Pride 2024 in Ancona for people with disabilities
The parade organizers have released some important related information to the accessibility of Pride for people with disabilities. For example, it was reported that the route does not present significant critical issues, as it is everything flat. However, the presence of a small gravel is reported near the public bathrooms of the Passetto and in Piazza Cavour.
Furthermore, there are, at times, gods LOGES routes in the entrances to the sidewalks with slides throughout Viale della Vittoria, in the sidewalk in Largo 24 Maggio, Corso Stamira, Piazza Cavour entrances and in the paving of the square near and around the Cavour monument.
Instead, as regards the accessible toilets, people with disabilities will be able to use the public bathrooms located in the Pineta del Passetto and in Via Giovanni Papa XXIII (near Palazzo degli Anziani). Finally, an LIS interpreter will also be present for the final speeches of the event in Piazza Cavour.
Read also: Disability Pride: what it is, history and when it was born in Italy
Last modified: 06/22/2024
