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Visitors with disabilities or health conditions
The Grand Palais welcomes visitors with disabilities or health conditions, whether in groups or individually. Discover our tailored offers, accessible facilities and dedicated services.
Welcome
The Grand Palais is committed to making its areas accessible and inclusive for visitors with disabilities or health conditions, whether in groups or individually. To this end, tailored accommodations and customized activities are offered to ensure everyone can discover the Grand Palais monument and its major exhibitions under the best conditions. Through specific resources, personalized support or dedicated contacts, every effort is made to ensure that each visit is an enriching and comfortable experience.
A tailored offer
Whether you're on your own or in a group
The Grand Palais offers adapted tours and specially designed tools for people with disabilities or health conditions. These tours vary according to current events and exhibitions, and are available according to proposed slots, which can be consulted on our events pages.
The Grand Palais is accessible to everyone, including people with reduced mobility, thanks to specially adapted facilities and a dedicated entrance for each event. Depending on the exhibition, audio-description and tactile support systems are available for individual visitors and groups with disabilities.
For your comfort, the Grand Palais provides a range of equipment free of charge: baby carriers, wheelchairs, seat canes or round-tipped canes, magnifying glasses and weighted blankets. A magnetic induction loop is also available for the hearing impaired. Available from the cloakroom on presentation of ID, they must be returned at the end of the visit.
The Grand Palais provides its visitors with elevators and sanitary facilities accessible to people with reduced mobility.
The Grand Palais is easily accessible by various means of transport: metro (lines 1 and 3), bus, RER C, river shuttle and Vélib'. Free parking spaces for person with reduced mobility, reserved for holders of valid CMI-S, CES and GIG/GIC cards, are available along the Cours la Reine and Place Clemenceau. A drop-off point for person with reduced mobility is located on Avenue du Général Eisenhower, while coaches can drop off their passengers on Avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Resources and activities
A selection of content to accompany or prepare your visits to the Grand Palais.
Learn online
Extend the experience from home with our many online resources: videos, articles, games... Explore at your own pace and enrich your knowledge as you wish.
Explore history and art through Histoire par l’image to decipher works in their historical context, Panorama de l'art to discover the great artistic currents, Images d'Art to admire and collect works in high definition and the resources of GrandPalaisRmnPhoto to access an exceptional collection of art images.
A cultural journey just a click away!
Notice to professionals or volunteers
Whether you're a professional or a volunteer, we welcome you several times a year for dedicated moments: tours of the monument, presentation of programming and news.... Check available dates or subscribe to our newsletters so you don't miss a thing!
To preview an exhibition’s content through images before its opening and help you plan your group visits.
- Duration: 2h
- Audience: reserved for professional or volunteer relays accompanying audiences in social programs and visitors with disabilities or health conditions
- Registration details: coming soon
A two hour session to experience the arrival route and circulation, view the premises, and familiarise yourself with the available spaces so that you can get to know the Grand Palais before accompanying a group there.
Visits are reserved for professional relays or volunteer accompanying visitors from the social programs and those with disabilities or health conditions, by registration.
- Thursday June 26, from 10am to 12am: discovery of the new spaces followed by a free tour of the exhibition Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, Pontus Hulten - Registration
- Thursday, June 26, from 10:30am to 12:30am: discovery of the new spaces followed by a free tour of the exhibition Royal tapestries. French craftsmanship and contemporary danish tapestries- Registration
- Thursday June 26, from 11:00am to 1:00pm: discovery of the new spaces followed by a free tour of the exhibition Art Brut. The privacy of a collection. The Decharme donation to the Centre Pompidou - Registration
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Our educational kits
Our educational kits
Educational tools that make art accessible to as many people as possible!
Focusing on themes such as the Animal, the Object, the Portrait, the Landscape, Citizenship or Sport in art, our educational kits offer fun tools aimed at all profiles and adaptable to all contexts: schools, associations, medical...
Their mission? Reduce inequalities in access to art with board games, creative workshops and reproductions of quality works that require no prior knowledge, for anyone who wants to help discover art and learn in a different way.
Our accessibility missions
At the Grand Palais and throughout France, GrandPalaisRmn applies its expertise to cultural projects aimed at promoting access to culture across the entire national territory and beyond.
Vivre ensemble program - RECA
Vivre ensemble program - RECA
The GrandPalaisRmn is a member of these 2 networks. They bring together some fifty cultural establishments in the Paris region to share their work, thoughts and resources, for the benefit of audiences from social programs and those with disabilities.
Partnerships
Partnerships
The GrandPalaisRmn develops partnerships with a wide range of stakeholders to promote cultural rights everywhere, for everyone.
Dedicated programs
Dedicated programs
Beyond the walls of the Grand Palais, the GrandPalaisRmn reaches out to audiences in various locations through its Histoires d'art programs.
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Contact us
Do you have a question, suggestion or comment? We look forward to hearing from you.
Do you have a question?
Yes, the Grand Palais is accessible to visitors with disabilities. The entrance to the Nave is equipped with accessible ramps. At Square Jean Perrin, the main entrance offers step-free access, followed by two elevators for visitors with reduced mobility. All public areas are also accessible. Wheelchairs are available on request. Additionally, adapted services are provided for visually and hearing-impaired visitors.
The Grand Palais is equipped with elevators, wheelchairs, and walking sticks with seats, available on request or for self-service.
Yes, some discounts and free admissions are available. Please check our events for more details.
