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Handigolf: a sport for everyone

Whether you're visually impaired or paraplegic, with a playing partner or on your own, golf is a sport that is accessible to everyone!

The mountains for everyone! Exploring with a disability

The Haute-Maurienne is devoting its energies to visitors with reduced mobility

Disabled skiing: activities for everyone

Paraplegics, single leg amputees, and many other disabled people with a keen interest in sport can all enjoy skiing

Château de Versailles: visitor routes for disabled people

The Château gardens accessible to people with impaired mobility

The delights of the beach: a golden paradise

Around France there are almost 2,000km of delightful beaches (covering a third of the country's entire coastline). They all have their own individual charm and provide the perfect setting for an unforgettable holiday.

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Aéroports de Paris trains its staff in sign language.

Orly and Roissy airports develop their communication with the deaf or hard of hearing.

Travelling with a disability: a tourist's personal experience

The personal experiences of a disabled traveller

The "Tourisme et Handicap" label in the Auvergne

The first regional map (2008) of accommodation and tourist sites accessible to disabled visitors.

Travelling overseas with a disability

We've done the research so that you can travel with peace of mind. So pack your bags and off you go!

Naturism: the Domaine de Bélézy in Provence opens its doors to everyone!

Our approved “Eden” accommodation is specially adapted for visitors with physical and hearing disabilities.

Relief maps for disabled visitors in Bordeaux

Three relief maps enabling visitors to discover the architecture and location of the city's main sights at a glance or by touch.

Sites with the
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You would like to spend your holidays in France but you need adapted facilities?

To find the sites with theTourisme et Handicap label, click here. Over 2,000 sites (museums, restaurants, rural gîtes, beaches, etc.) are accessible to people with sight, mental, hearing or motor disabilities.

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