Citizenship has its beginning on the sidewalks, allowing the man to access the goods and services that society produces. However, in daily life, a large part of our society faces cultural, physical and information barriers, which hold this share of society from exerting full citizenship. Unfortunately, the majority of public opened spaces are projected regardless human diversity. Therefore, this research s purpose is to know the spatial needs of handicapped people, in order to improve their life quality through the Accessible Route s implantation, in Juiz de Fora (State of Minas Gerais) s Downtown, eliminating architectonic barriers, to privilege the Accessibility to urban spaces in opened circulation areas, considering the ergonomics and the concepts of Universal Design.