Travel tip: wheelchairs in Paris
There are a number of wheelchair-friendly tourist attractions in The City of Light. However, it seems that there are fewer in Paris than in other international cities.The question below appeared on the San Jose Mercury News Web site:
Question: Is there anywhere in Paris to rent a wheelchair for a parent who is unable to walk long distances?
Answer: The French Government Tourist Office told us that some pharmacies in the Paris area rent wheelchairs. Try Pharmacie Thoraval, 264 Boulevard Voltaire. You can send e-mail to pharmacie.thoraval@wanadoo.fr or call 011-33-1-43-73-51-73 to reserve one before your arrival.
tourist, France, Paris, travel guides, 40 Days in Paris
posted by MonsieurCAVALIER @ 14.12.06
5 Comments:
in my opinion, paris is the greatest city in the world and im thinking of moving there from london - what do ya reckon?
Very nice blog!
I'd like to give you my compliments for your blog, I'm the webmaster of
an Italian Paris Site: Parigi Viaggi
Could be very nice if I could find an interesting person like you to make
a blog in my site....sigh...In Italy..
Another resource for wheelchair rentals in Paris is www.parisprivateguides.com
They deliver the chair right to your hotel and also offer wheelchair friendly tours in english at the Louvre, Orsay and other museums.
Tank you very much for your interesting post and your blog. It's full of helpfull informations and advises about Paris.
Google it man, there many online store selling this chair and you get it delivered right at your door step.
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