Plan Your Trip
These guides cover the practical details that matter most when traveling with a disability or mobility limitation. Each page gives you specific, verified information so you know what to expect before you arrive in Paris.
Accessibility Basics
Overview of Paris accessibility infrastructure, disability laws in France, key contacts, and what to expect on the ground.
Useful French Phrases
Key French phrases for disabled travelers with phonetic pronunciation. Covers wheelchair access, elevators, help requests, and dining.
Accessible Toilets
Where to find wheelchair-accessible restrooms in Paris. Covers Sanisettes, department stores, museums, and apps for locating toilets.
Accessible Restaurants
How to find wheelchair-friendly dining in Paris. What to look for, what to ask when calling ahead, and which areas have more options.
Internet & Connectivity
SIM cards, eSIMs, pocket WiFi, and free WiFi hotspots in Paris. Stay connected for navigation apps and accessibility tools.
Voltage & Chargers
France uses 230V, 50Hz with Type C and E plugs. Details on adapters, charging powered wheelchairs, and where to buy supplies.
Medication
Rules for bringing medication into France, pharmacy locations, prescription requirements, and how to find specific drugs abroad.
Disability Discounts
Free or reduced entry at museums, free companion tickets, transport discounts, and which disability cards are accepted in France.
Equipment Rentals
Where to rent manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and hoists in Paris. Includes delivery options and pricing.
Service & Guide Dogs
French law on service animals, required documentation, airline policies, and tips for traveling with your guide or assistance dog.
FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about accessible travel in Paris, from wheelchair-friendly transport to hotel room sizes.