Paris

Paris, France

Assistance

Transportation

Bathrooms

Places

In front of the metro Pont Marie

Metro Pont Marie

Le Village St Paul

Eglise St Paul St Louis

Hotel de Sully

Place des Vosges

Maison de Victor Hugo

Maison de Victor Huge

Musee Carnavalet

Rue des Rosiers

Cleaning measures

Safety measures

Social distancing measures

On this private walking tour, you’ll be able to explore the Marais, arguably the trendiest neighborhood in Paris. You’ll meet your expert guide outside Pont Marie Metro Station and from there you’ll set off on a 90-minute journey during which you’ll discover this district’s history, architecture and culture. Highlights of this tour include the impressive Place des Vosges and its fountains, the vibrant Rue des Rosiers which is the heart of the city’s Jewish quarter, and Le Village St Paul, a quaint oasis of calm in this otherwise bustling area.

The tour covers roughly 3.5 km of mostly flat paved streets and some areas have cobblestones or fine gravel. Some of the neighborhood’s sidewalks are very narrow and have small steps in places. Your guide will be able to assist you throughout the tour and accessible bathrooms are available at several locations.

Tour Guide

Ground transportation

Insurance

Gratuities

The same price applies to all travelers. Please select the number of travelers with and without disabilities when booking on our website.

Please note that the price featured is the lowest price available based on 2 people traveling. Please get in touch with our travel experts to know what rates apply for your traveling dates / number of participants.

Travel insurance is not included but an appropriate insurance based on your personal needs is highly recommended.

There is no restriction of any kind regarding this tour.

Place des Vosges fountain.

Bustling street in Le Marais with pedestrian crossing.

Parisian bistro with outdoor tables.

Entrance to Place des Vosges with red brick builings.

Rue des Rosiers with cobblestone paving.

Saint-Paul Saint-Louis Church exterior.

Gardens at Hotel de Sully.

Place des Vosges with red brick buildings and fine gravel path.

Gardens at the Carnavalet Museum.

Rue des Rosiers with paved streets.

Public toilet.

Explore Le Marais with a Local Guide

Base Price

Place St Michel

Rue de la Huchette

Shakespeare & Company bookstore

Eglise Saint Severin

Boulevard St Germain

Musee de Cluny

Place de la Contrescarpe

Le Pantheon

La Sorbonne

Place St Michel, in front of the fountain

This accessible 90-minute tour will take you on a journey through the Latin Quarter of Paris, a vibrant yet quaint neighborhood that has been home to scholars and writers for centuries. You’ll meet your guide at Place St Michel where you can admire the impressive fountain before setting off along the lively Rue de la Huchette to see the famous Shakespeare and Company bookstore. During this private tour, you’ll also discover famous landmarks such as La Sorbonne, one of Europe’s oldest universities which dates back to the thirteenth century, and the Pantheon, an imposing monument that sits at the top of Montagne Sainte-Geneviève and houses the remains of notable French citizens such as Victor Hugo, Marie Curie and Voltaire.

Some of the Latin Quarter’s streets have narrow sidewalks with metal railings or small steps. Your guide will be able to assist you if required. The tour covers approximately 4.1 km and has gradual elevations as well as cobblestone streets in some places. Accessible bathrooms are available at several stops along the way.

Intersection with Haussmannian buildings.

Restaurant with outdoor seating.

Busy street with bars and restaurants at night.

Musée de Cluny exterior and paved street.

La Sorbonne dome with cobblestone pedestrian area.

The Panthéon exterior with steps.

Hemingway's apartment plaque.

Place Saint-Michel with fountain and crowds.

Place de la Contrescarpe with cobblestone street.

Shakespeare and Company bookstore exterior.

Explore the Quartier Latin with a Local Guide

Louvre Museum

This neoclassical arch is located in Place du Carrousel, next to the Louvre in Paris.

Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel

The Louvre is the world’s most visited museum. Set in the heart of Paris, on the bank of the Seine river, the Louvre was opened in 1793 and houses a stunning collection of priceless works of art, including da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo Greek sculpture. The museum has more than 60,600 square meters (652,000 square feet) of permanent exhibition space, and also hosts exciting temporary exhibitions and has a beautiful garden.

On this accessible 90-minute tour, you will explore the world-famous Louvre museum with an expert guide and discover some of the museum’s history and highlights. During this private visit, you will get a chance to learn from your guide and to ask questions about the artworks on display. The tour includes skip-the-line access to the museum and the itinerary features the ‘Top 10’ must-see artworks of the Louvre, such as the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, and several other priceless masterpieces. You’ll also see many interesting artifacts on the way, and your guide will tell you stories about the museum’s rich and exciting past. 

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities and the museum provides several additional facilities and services such as loans of folding chairs, rubber-tipped canes, and hearing loops. Accessible parking spaces are located near the building’s main entrance, and there are accessible restrooms. People with disabilities can enter the Louvre free of charge and bring a guest. 

Tickets

The Louvre museum and courtyard.

The Louvre museum and courtyard, with a view of the famous glass pyramid.

The entrance to the Louvre museum, seen through an archway.

The interior of the Louvre museum, with classical sculptures  set around several marble staircases.

A gallery in the Louvre, with smooth flooring and modern artworks on the walls.

Classical sculptures on pedestals in a gallery of the Louvre museum.

A sculpture gallery in the Louvre museum, with smooth floors.

Visitors admire artworks in an ornately decorated gallery of the Louvre.

A spiral staircase in the Louvre.

A picture gallery in the Louvre with smooth floors and several central benches.

A close-up of a painting in the Louvre.

A person in a wheelchair next to da Vinci's famous portrait of Mona Lisa.

A close-up of a famous sculpture in the Louvre.

Two large paintings and a sculpture in the Louvre.

Two sculptures in a glass-roof gallery of the Louvre.

Tourists take photos of the Mona Lisa.

Louvre Museum Guided Tour

Lido de Paris

The Lido is a historic theater set on the famous Champs-Elysees in the center of Paris. This entirely wheelchair-accessible venue hosts incredible dance performances and is the home of the Bluebells dancing troupe.

Spend a magical evening at the Paris Lido, an accessible venue in the heart of the City of Lights set on the famous Champs-Elysees. This historic theater hosts incredible performances, featuring acrobats, magicians, and the Bluebell dancing girls. The unique “Inoubliable” show is a revue of some of the most spectacular shows from the Lido, highlighting the most wonderful moments in the history of the Lido. Shows are also accompanied by wine, champagne, and a dinner prepared by the Lido’s chef, with a 3-course meal and 4 different menu options.

The venue is entirely wheelchair-accessible and can be navigated independently. There are accessible restrooms featuring grab bars and adequate space to move. There are several public transport options available, with metro and bus stops located nearby, as well as a paid public car park.

Dinner

Alcoholic beverages

Soft Drinks

Special dietary needs and restrictions can be accommodated with prior notice.

A man and a woman dance on stage, with girls in tutus in the background.

A dance troupe dance the famous Can Can on stage.

The Bluebell girls on stage, with corsets and large headdresses.

Several female dancers perform inside a large chandelier.

Lamicheal, a dancer and choreographer from New York, performs at the Lido.

A female dance troupe perform in delicate costumes inside a fountain.

A male and female ice skater perform on stage at the Lido.

Mansour, a hip hop dancer, performs wearing a red suit and face paint.

A man and woman perform a sensual dance on stage.

A close-up of a male and female dancer.

The Magical Orchestra on stage, with a piano, double bass, guitar, drums, and more.

A man and a woman watch the show from their table.

A group of 4 people are served champagne by a waiter at a table in the Lido.

A cocktail waiter prepares brightly colored drinks behind the bar.

A meal of French cuisine set on a table at the Lido.

Dancers on stage at the Lido, with the musicians in the background.

An Evening at the Lido de Paris Cabaret

Equipment

Experience Paris with freedom and convenience using our Go-Go® Ultra X scooter rental. Lightweight and versatile, this scooter is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, navigating smoothly on maintained roads and paved surfaces.  

With a weight capacity of 118 kg (260 lbs) and a maximum speed of 6.4 km/h (4 mph), it offers reliability and functionality. Equipped with a deck-basket for personal belongings, it ensures convenience during your explorations. It is easily foldable with simple one-handed actions; storing and transporting the scooter is effortless. 

This rental has no price difference between 1 and 4 days and includes a delivery service to your hotel lobby. Upon check-out, please return it to the lobby. 

Important reminders include keeping the battery charger with you, ensuring the battery is charged overnight and during breaks, and understanding that battery autonomy varies based on factors like speed, weight, slope, and weather conditions. 

Enjoy your Parisian adventure with ease and peace of mind!

Equipment rental

Delivery fee

Assistants

The same price applies to all travelers. Please select the number of travelers with disabilities when booking on our website.

Standard scooter Rental - Paris

Place de l'Odéon

Rue de Buci

Place Furstenberg

Eglise St Germain des Pres

Les Deux Magots

Eglise St Sulpice

Jardin du Luxembourg

Get to know the Left Bank of the Seine on this fun and engaging accessible tour of Paris’ Saint-Germain-des-Pres, led by a local guide. Saint-Germain-des-Pres is one of the coolest and most historic areas of the city and is packed with galleries, cafes, clubs, trendy boutiques, markets, and arthouse cinemas. Your guide will take you through the narrow streets and courtyard and will tell you stories of the famous people who lived in Saint-Germain-des-Pres, from revolutionaries to artists and philosophers. At the end of the 90-minute tour, you can carry on exploring at your own pace or get a recommendation of a restaurant or bar from your guide. 

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities and includes stops with accessible bathroom facilities. Moderate effort is required to walk the 4 km (2.48 mile) length of the tour, but the guide will be available to provide assistance.    

The church of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, with a sign in the foreground.

The interior of the church of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, with a tall arched ceiling.

Saint-Germain-des-Pres district, with people walking through the streets of typical Parisian buildings.

A square in Saint-Germain-des-Pres district, with people sitting at cafe tables in the sunshine.

A wide boulevard in Saint-Germain-des-Pres district, lined with trees and shops.

Rue de Buci street in Saint-Germain-des-Pres district, with restaurants, cafes, and bakeries. The street is smooth and paved.

A cafe on a street corner in Saint-Germain-des-Pres district, with tables out on the sidewalk.

A square in Saint-Germain-des-Pres district, with large trees and a typical Parisian streetlamp.

A typical building in the Saint-Germain-des-Pres district, seen lit up with street lights.

The interior of a church in the Saint-Germain-des-Pres district, with smooth floors and an ornately decorated ceiling.

The Jardin du Luxembourg in Saint-Germain-des-Pres district, with a large fountain and colorful flowerbeds.

Tourists stand in front of a large statue in Place Saint Michel in Saint-Germain-des-Pres district.

An accessible public toilet in Saint-Germain-des-Pres district.

Explore Saint-Germain-des-Prés with a Local Guide

With a lightweight foldable structure, rechargeable batteries, a comfortable seat, and included drop-off services, this Sorolla powered wheelchair 2-day rental will allow people with reduced mobility to explore Paris safely and independently. 

Specific features: Length 101 cm, Seat Width 45 cm, Overall Width 66 cm, Height 111 cm, Seat Height 47 cm, Seat Depth 44 cm, Weight 26 kg, Capacity 160 kg.

2 day rental price and delivery fee are included. Please note that the minimum rental duration for this power wheelchair is two days. Also prices may vary based on the day of the week, delivery/pickup time and location. Our travel experts will be able to give you a final quotation. 

For 1 to 4 days of equipment rental, the same price applies.

2 days rental

2-Day Power Wheelchair Rental - Paris.

Foldable power wheelchair.

2-Day Power Wheelchair Rental - Paris

Experience Paris with ease and comfort using this manual wheelchair rental!

The wheelchair has a width of 43 cm (17") and a weight capacity of 125 kg (275 lb), offering stability and support for your mobility needs so you to explore the city hassle-free. 

This rental includes a delivery service to your hotel lobby for a seamless experience. Upon your departure, please leave the wheelchair in the lobby.

Do it your way. Choose a variety of fun, accessible, activities designed with your needs in mind.

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