Page updated on 20/01/2025
Here you will find news of activities and events adapted for visitors with disabilities: theatre programme, films, Parisian events...
The law of 11 February 2005 on equal rights is celebrating its 20th anniversary! It marked a major advance in the inclusion of people with disabilities, guaranteeing access to public services, education, employment and social life.
Thanks to its concrete accessibility measures, it has transformed the perception of disability and encouraged greater inclusion in everyday life. It remains an essential lever for a more inclusive society.
1 place Boieldieu, 75002 Paris
Place de la Bastille, 75012 Paris
Place Colette, 75001 Paris
221 avenue Jean Jaurès, 75019 Paris
7 rue Louise Weiss, 75013 Paris
You can also find all the programming of :
Culture Relax: : discover a network of cinema screenings open to all, adapted for people with learning disabilities.
In some of its cinemas, UGC shows 2 French films with French subtitles, twice a week, for people with hearing impairments:
Retour d'Image: is an association whose mission is to make Parisian cinema more accessible by offering screenings suitable for all audiences.
Walking in Paris with Mobile en Ville:
In Paris, a number of public transport services are accessible to people with disabilities, including metro line 14, bus and tramway services, as well as RER A and B services. These services include accessible ramps, reserved spaces and adapted trains. Please note that the bus line 40 and the RoissyBus are not fully accessible.
In Paris, several organisations, pharmacies, municipal services and cultural sites (during a visit) offer the hire of specialised equipment, such as wheelchairs, electric scooters or audio-description devices.
Paris je t'aime has created several self-guided walking routes that are accessible to all. The developed routes, such as in the Latin Quarter, in the Marais gardens or on the Île de la Cité offer a detailed itinerary for discovering these places on your own.
The disability card (beneficiary's name + disability logo + translation into English or French if necessary) is valid in Paris and entitles the holder to various reductions and benefits in transport, museums, theatres, cinemas and other public places. It also offers priority access and can include a companion.
