France

Paris

France

French Riviera

France

Multi-day Trips France

The cruise boat passes along the Seine close to the foot of the Eiffel Tower.

5 days / 4 Nights

5-Day Highlights of Paris Private Visit

Paris

On this accessible 5-day multi-day trip, you’ll discover some of the highlights of the beautiful and romantic city of Paris, the capital of France. Paris is world-famous for its iconic architecture, stunning museums, beautiful rivers, and delicious cuisine, so it’s no surprise that it attracts tourists all year round. This tour includes some of the city's best attractions, from visiting the Eiffel Tower and cruising on the Seine River to guided tours of the Louvre Museum and Palace of Versailles. This multi-day trip was designed with accessibility in mind. Your comfort and safety are our priorities! All guaranteed accessible rooms are equipped with a roll-in shower. All transportation services included between your hotels, the airports, and activities have accessible vehicles or partially accessible ones, depending on availability. Hotel Indigo Paris – Opera is the selected hotel; if the accessible room is not available at the time of your booking, we will find another similar accommodation with an accessible room that also matches your needs. The price of this multi-day trip might be subject to changes depending on seasonality and the availability of accessible rooms. A travel expert will confirm the final details once you submit a booking request.

Things to Do + Hotels + Ground transportation

About France

Discover the Best of France with Accessible Travel Options

Explore the charm, history, and beautiful landscapes with a focus on tour de france handicap accessibility. France is celebrated not only for its influential culture but also for its commitment to improving access for all visitors, including those with mobility needs.

Begin your French journey in the romantic city of Paris. Known as the City of Light, Paris is home to world-renowned landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum. The city is continually enhancing its accessibility for wheelchair users and other travelers with disabilities. For a detailed guide on navigating this iconic city, check out our feature on Paris Accessible Travel.

Next, venture to the stunning French Riviera, a glamorous stretch along the Mediterranean coast. Famous for its crystal-clear waters, luxury yachts, and cultural festivals, the French Riviera is increasingly accommodating for travelers with limited mobility. Discover barrier-free experiences along the Côte d'Azur with our comprehensive guide on Accessible Travel French Riviera.

These destinations are perfect for anyone looking to experience the best of France without letting physical barriers limit their adventure. From historical sites in Paris to the sunny beaches of the Riviera, ensure your travels are comfortable and accessible with our specialized travel advice.

Accessible travel France

Efforts have been made in France to accommodate disabled travelers, with transportation and more modern public buildings generally equipped with accessibility measures. However, historic buildings and towns may be harder to navigate, and have features such as cobbled stone streets or buildings with staircases and no elevator access. In cities, it is common for cars to be parked partially on the sidewalk or blocking the dip in the curb, which makes traveling in a wheelchair more challenging.

Country Information

Health

No vaccinations are required to enter France, but as with all international travel, it is recommended to be up-to-date on your vaccinations. Be sure to get appropriate health insurance to fit your personal and travel needs, and have funds available to cover any medical emergency.

Security

France is a safe tourist destination, but it is still recommended to be cautious and to avoid flashing valuables. Muggings and pickpocketing can occur, especially in larger cities. Beware of falling victim to scams such as being approached on the street by and asked to fill out forms to make a donation to charitable associations; this can be a covert way of pickpocketing tourists.

Public transport is generally safe and reliable, but it is best to avoid travelling alone at night. Some muggings and assaults can occur, notably on the RER lines in Paris.

Documentation

Entry requirements to France depend on your nationality. Check specific entry requirements here.

https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/coming-to-france/

Weather

The climate in France varies by region, but the summer months are from May to September. During heatwaves, temperatures can exceed 40°C in the south and in Corsica. The north of France, especially towards Normandy and Brittany, is cooler and wetter, with rainy winters and milder summers.

Language

French is the official language of France. Most people have a basic level of English, especially in tourist destination areas, but you are not guaranteed to find fluent English speakers.

Electricity

France has standard European plugs, with two round pins and 230V and 50Hz of electricity.