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Overview of the Olympic Park.
2024-02-15
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North of the park, behind the Olympic Museum, there are two wheelchair accessible parking spaces.
To access the park from the parking spaces, the visitor has to cross the museum.
An adapted elevator allows the visitor to cross the museum.
By public transport, the park is served to the south by bus 24 (30 metres) and metro M2 (600 metres).
Pedestrian crossings are suitable for wheelchairs.
A ramp runs through the entire park, with a slope of up to 11.5%.
The ramp is wide and has a smooth surface.
The curves are wide.
Sometimes, the ramp is crossed by a cobblestone surface.
Along the ramp, there are stone benches with no backrest, 52 cm high.
Wooden benches are also available, 40 cm high.
The exhibition is fully accessible without steps. Some panels are located at a height of 92 cm. The edges of the fountain are marked with slits.
Each staircase offers an alternative ramp and tubular handrails.
From the Olympic Park, it is possible to access the Elysée Park. However, this connection includes steep ramps.
At the top of the park is the main entrance to the museum.
Public toilets adapted to people with disabilities are available at the bottom of the park, at the southeast end.
The adapted toilets are connected to the men's toilets, but the two are then separated.
The adapted toilets are closed with Eurokey.
The interior is spacious but the distance between the bowl and the sink is large.
