Is Paris disability friendly?

Manual wheelchair users will like that Paris is fairly flat. The biggest exceptions are the area around Sacre Coeur and up around the Pantheon in the Latin Quarter. In these areas, manual wheelchair users and other disabled visitors may encounter difficulties.



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Wheelchair Accessible Transportation in Paris Many disabled visitors to Paris need wheelchair accessible vehicle transfers during their stay. Paris accessible taxi service is possible to bring you from the Charles de Gaulle airport (95 euro each way) or Gare du Nord train station (75 euro each way) to your hotel.

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On average, the Nordic countries and Switzerland offer the most generous compensation policies to persons with disabilities.

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Understanding security checks at the Eiffel Tower All visitors, whether they bought their tickets in advance or want to buy them on site, must undergo two security check steps: the first occurs at the entrance to the site and the second prior to entering the pillar to take the elevator or stairs.

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