A Wheelchair User's Perspective ♿️

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"Exploring Paris: A Wheelchair User’s Perspective :wheelchair:

I recently visited the Louvre Museum and was pleasantly surprised by its accessibility features. The main entrance is wide and step-free, accommodating wheelchairs easily. Additionally, the restroom facilities are spacious and wheelchair-accessible, ensuring a comfortable experience for all visitors. Highly recommended for fellow wheelchair users!

This review reflects my genuine experience at the Louvre Museum in Paris, highlighting its accessibility features for wheelchair users.

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@Fadbad it is really nice to read your review on the Louvre Museum. I think it will go a long way to help wheelchair users explore the museum if the plan to visit Paris.

Apart from wheelchair access, what other accessibility :wheelchair: features did you notice?

Thank you for sharing.