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250. 15 July 2016 Accessibility In Paris for Disabled - Travel to Paris with Disabled Access Holidays


City Break to Paris 

Paris, France's capital, is a major European city and a global center for art, fashion, gastronomy and culture.  1,803 monuments and 173 museums, an extraordinary heritage ! Called the City of Light, City of Love and Capital of Fashion, Paris is not only brimming with internationally famous attractions but is an energetic city where beauty and vivacity ever-weave its curvy streets. Paris' starring role on the global stage makes it a prime destination for travelers, who have many reasons to visit beyond the emblematic Eiffel Tower and the world-renowned wines. 

The top things to do on a first-time visit: enjoy a panoramic view of the city from a 324-metre height at the top of the Eiffel Tower, admire Victor Hugo’s beloved gargoyles at Notre Dame Cathedral and stand at the top of the tallest hill in Paris at theSacré Cœur Basilica. These are the three monuments most popular with visitors to Paris. Not far from Notre Dame Cathedral, the Sainte Chapelle with its beautiful stained glass windows is also well worth visiting. A short distance from the Champs-Elysées, the Grand Palais, a huge stone, steel and glass structure, hosts prestigious exhibitions. Built by Napoleon, the Arc de Triomphe offers a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of the city. In the heart of Paris, the Louvre is a former royal residence which was transformed into a museum after the Revolution and has since become the world’s most visited museum. The Musée d’Orsay houses the largest collection of Impressionist andpost-Impressionist paintings in the world. Another must-see is the Palais Garnier with its ornately decorated façade and its ceiling painted by Marc Chagall. Finally, a trip out to the Père Lachaise cemetery offers the opportunity to pay homage at the tombs of many famous people. 

Getting to Paris is really easy. Take a Eurostar with a approximate duration of 2 hours and 15mins from London or take the Flight with a duration of around one hour. There are a range of airports which you could use to travel to Paris such as London, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Belfast, Birmingham and so much more. . Traveling to Paris cannot be easier than booking with Disabled Access Holidays. Disabled Access Holidays are expert in arranging holidays for disabled people with medical conditions and disabilities. There are 2 ways to book by visiting www.disabledaccessholidays.com and clicking on “GET A QUOTE” button or you call on 0800 622 6000 to talk to an expert. 

 

Disabled Access Holidays is able to provide Accessible hotels throughout Paris. Here are the recommended Hotels in Paris.  

There are plenty more accessible disabled holiday hotels – Click the link for more hotels - http://www.disabledaccessholidays.com/disabled-holidays/disabled-accessible-resorts/France-Paris.asp 

 

Once you arrive, discover all the different types of public or private, group or individual transport that will make getting around easy.  

 

  • Adapted public transport - Buses, metros, tramways, RER in the Paris area, adapted to disabled people. 
  • Adapted taxis - Another form of transport is by Wheelchair Accessible Taxis. Wheelchair Accessible Taxis is part of a group of companies providing holiday services to Disabled Travellers. They are specialist online taxi booking service focused on making accessible transfers as easy as possible. Website Link: http://www.wheelchairaccessibleholidaytaxis.com/  Phone Number:  0800 622 6000 
  • Adapted car parks and parking places - Adapted and reserved car parks and parking places in Paris.
  • Personal travel assistance - Companies and services offering personal travel assistance to people in and around Paris.