The old Itsabegi neighbourhood is full of steep paths and endless stairs that challenge those who walk along them every day. In a space where mobility should be a universal right, people, both young and old, face unevenness and obstacles on their path to inhabit and belong to their own environment. Without accessibility, there is no path, and without a path, there is no architecture. These images question the concept of accessibility, reflecting on what it really means to build an inclusive space in a world where every step, uphill or downhill, is a daily challenge.