About this tour
A seven-hour private tour of Paris tailored for wheelchair users and those with mobility considerations. Your dedicated guide collects you from your hotel and drives you through the city in an accessible vehicle, stopping at major sights like Notre-Dame and the Marais whilst adapting the route to your interests and physical needs. The guide knows Paris well and understands accessibility requirements, crafting a day that balances landmark visits with quieter corners locals favour.
Highlights
- Hotel pickup and drop-off in accessible private car
- Notre-Dame Cathedral and historic Marais district
- Fully wheelchair-accessible routes and surfaces throughout
- Personalised itinerary based on your energy and interests
- Guide trained in accessibility support and local knowledge
- Hidden neighbourhood gems beyond standard tourist circuits
What to expect
Your guide meets you at your hotel lobby in the morning. You'll spend the day travelling by private car, which eliminates crowded Metro queues and allows flexible pacing. Stops are chosen for accessibility—you can explore at ground level or via lifts where monuments require entry. The guide shares stories about each location whilst remaining attuned to your comfort, offering breaks as needed. You'll see major Paris attractions but also slip into local cafés and quieter quarters. Lunch isn't included, so you choose where to eat based on accessibility and appetite.
Good to know
Book ahead and confirm your wheelchair requirements or if you're bringing your own. Infant seats and prams are available if needed. Service animals welcome. Bring comfortable shoes if you'll be walking short distances between car stops. Monument entry fees are separate—ask your guide which sites suit your energy levels.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.