Architectonic barriers constitute a very serious problem for people with locomotive system diseases. Although there are many legislative acts which indicate the necessity for building improvements that facilitate locomotion for disabled people, there still are obstructions which make transport, communication, and social integration impossible. The survey was conducted in 2006, using the questionnaire in a group of 60 women and men of various ages and with different locomotive system diseases. The following architectonic barriers were mentioned most often: uneven surfaces, lack of securities that protect against skid, stairs, thresholds, and high curbstones.