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Regulations - establishments considered to be accessible according to disabled standards (“accessibles normes handicapés”)
 In addition to the label, there exists a set of regulations in France dating from February 1978, outlining the measures to be taken to ensure that all new facilities open to the public are accessible to people with limited mobility (accommodation, restaurants, museums and monuments, show venues, town halls, hospitals, libraries, etc.)
Establishments conforming to these regulations are indicated by the mention “accessible normes handicapés” (disabled access) on their information sheets on our web site. This information does not necessarily correspond to the criteria laid down by the “Tourisme & Handicap” label and are conveyed under the sole responsibility of the owner or manager of each establishment.
You will find this mention specifically in the “Accommodation” section of our web site, under “Hotels” and “Aparthotels”. According to current regulations, it is compulsory for all hotels built since 1978 to provide one or more rooms adapted for persons with physical disabilities:
- one adapted room for a total of less than 20 rooms,
- at least two adapted rooms for a total of less than 50 rooms,
- and above that, one adapted room for every 50 additional rooms.
The Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau endeavours to assemble and to circulate as much information as possible on accessibility for disabled persons, for all types of service and establishment.
Associations and guides
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Disabled / Associations
PARIS 15
BUCODES
Disabled / Associations
PARIS 18
HANDISPORT
Disabled / Associations
La Villette / Belleville / Canal Saint-Martin (PARIS 20)
PERISCOPE
Disabled / Associations
Ile-de-France (BOIS-COLOMBES)
SERAC
Disabled / Associations
Champs-Elysées / Musée du Louvre (PARIS 08)
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