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The personal experiences of a disabled traveller in France.

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 Haute-Maurienne is devoting its energies to better serving visitors with reduced mobility.

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

Developments in rail and air travel make it easier for visitors with limited mobility to travel to and around France.

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Aéroports de Paris trains its staff in sign language.

Orly and Roissy airports develop their communication skills to assist the deaf and hard of hearing.

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

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

The Château gardens accessible to people with impaired mobility

Lourdes becomes more accessible
Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrénées airport has devised special facilities to adapt it for disabled passengers.
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