You are holding an MTii map, a Smart Inclusive Tourism Map. This means that both its reading and its contents are accessible to a very wide audience. Its design allows for easy reading in the broadest sense. Thus, for example, blind people can easily access its information, and those with physical disabilities can find the descriptions they need to evaluate its implementation.
Remember that you can use it as an AUDIO GUIDE by pressing the Listen button that appears above each section (with adjustable reading features).
Start by clicking LOAD AND VIEW this MAP on your Google Maps , which will allow you to access the map. Load it as soon as you enter this MTii and, for maximum performance, browse in Google Chrome with your Gmail session logged in and your location enabled . Zoom in with your fingers or the mouse to see the part that interests you. You're on Google Maps, and you'll see your location at all times, check your movement, and the direction of the route you're taking. You can also continue to perform all the usual Google Maps queries.
If you insist on using another browser, on the map, click the dots in the top right corner of the toolbar and select "Open in App" (it's installed by default). Now, navigate the guide by switching between the two screens (information and map).
You can follow Google's directions to get to a specific point, for example, to start your route and arrive at your preferred destination. However, if you're trying to get from one point to the next, Google may direct you along a different route than the one recommended, and the accessibility features may be very different.
On the map , clicking on the icons or lines in both the image and the legend displays links to the description sheets for each language . You can also access the map from the sheets by clicking on the Google Maps icon to the right of the title, or on the title itself (on a computer).
Clicking on the texts displays descriptive sheets of the lines or points of interest.
This map-guide is specifically designed for use on the road, using a mobile device. If you open it from a computer, we recommend keeping two separate tabs open: one tab with the MyMaps map and another with the guide.
LANGUAGE:
On the home screen, you have the option to choose the language and listen to the texts at any time (with adjustable reading characteristics).
MAP LEGEND:
Points of interest, route color and number on map
Adapted public toilet
Elevator
Escalators
Moving ramps
Subway access with stairs
Subway access without stairs
Metro elevator access
Commuter train
Parking
Tourist Office
We hope you like it!!