Keep accessibility in mind when organizing your next event

Criteria for planning an event adapted to people with reduced mobility

When planning an inclusive business event, it's essential to verify that the venue meets several criteria. This may include checking ground level access, confirming there are no impeding physical barriers, ensuring adequate space is available, and appropriately preparing for guests with reduced mobility disabilities.

The space must, at the very least, have the following features:
- Floor-level access, with ramp or lift;
- Wide and unobstructed areas to circulate;
- A lift to access upper levels;
- Facilities adapted to the sitting position (reception or cloakroom desks with lower section), toilet facilities with space and transfer bar, and equipped with a sink adapted for wheelchair users).
- Access to all areas where the event is held (meeting rooms, platforms, catering areas, terraces, etc.).

Our event venues adapted to people with reduced mobility

To welcome your visitors in the best possible conditions, discover the list of event spaces adapted to people with reduced mobility on our search engine. When you browse our website, you can check whether a venue is accessible by looking at the section ‘disability’ for each venue. Half of our service providers are accessible to people with reduced mobility. 

Visiting Paris with a disability

To help you plan your trip to Paris and find ideas for visits and leisure to suit you, you can consult the section Visiting Paris with a disability, on parisinfo.com. You will find information on:

• modes of transport for getting to Paris with a disability, by plane, by train, by car (direct access to the file Transport and disability, how to get to Paris);
• modes of transport for getting around Paris with a disability (direct access to the file Getting around Paris with a disability);
• tourist accommodation adapted to people with disabilities (direct access to the file Accommodation and disability);
• adapted places to eat at: restaurants, brasseries, cafes, etc. (direct access to the file Restaurants and disability);
• adapted exhibitions: museums and monuments (direct access to the file Culture and disability);
• adapted leisure activities (direct access to the file Leisure and disability)
• other practical information: specialist incoming travel agencies, adapted public toilet facilities, rental of medical equipment, etc. (direct access to the file Practical information for disabled visitors).