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“Changes to French rules governing disability parking mean UK travelers should keep a few things in mind. The Blue Badge is still accepted, but the way parking is policed and the types of badges seen may differ from the UK. The Foreign Office therefore recommends checking that your Blue Badge is still valid in France and taking a…
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UK Blue Badge Holders Can Now Enjoy France with Updated Travel Advice
The UK Foreign Office updates travel advice for France, highlighting new guidelines for Blue Badge holders, ensuring accessibility and informed travel for tourists.
Hello hello – well, bonjour ☺ – our French friend and former “Erasmus colleague” Cindy Fabbricelli has designed some new tours and activities in Southern France. She is a local (she is from Aix en Provence and lives there) and she has an accessible travel company – and really knows her accessibility.
If you are visiting France, consider…
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Accessible South of France with the locals
Yes, this summer we are pretty obsessed with France (and we'll have some suggestions for winter too - so hit that subscribe button!) - this time with our local special agent Cindy Fabbricelli.
Two travel ideas with wheelchair adapted accommodation and activities in France: this week we have Alsace and the Cote D’Azur 🤩
Spoiler: the Cote D’Azur is all about adapted beaches and water sports and activities, and Alsace is a lot of wine and animals – you have to…
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Explore France with our handpicked wheelchair adapted stays
A country for all seasons: explore France by picking one of the two accessible stays we have selected for you - great wine, food, sea, nature and stunning views are all on the menu.
Hello,
I want to visit Paris this year. I’m a walker user and hope that you can recommend some accessible places for a person like me, or what I should visit due to accessibility, and what to avoid. Thank you in advance 🙂
Fernweh Travel and Josh Grisdale2 Comments
What kind of places do you want to visit?
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Traveling with physical condition constrains us, disabilities, by infrastructure bariers mainly, so I’m ready to visit any places in Paris that allows me to easilly get in. Probably, I would start from some popular sights like Louvre or, if possible, Eiffel Tower. I like also some places close to nature like parks, gardens… Any tip…
Has anyone stayed at this property in Paris?
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Wheelchair Accessible Room at Hilton Garden Inn Paris Orly Airport - Wheelchair Travel
The Hilton Garden Inn Paris Orly Airport has wheelchair-friendly hotel rooms and roll-in showers, with convenient access to Metro Line 14.
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