Disability devices
Special tours are organised for people with disabilities.
This document is written in simplified English so that everyone can understand it.
Guided tours
Special tours for people with disabilities are organised. They are free of charge and led by a certified tour guide.
When ?
They will take place every Tuesday—December 2, 9, 16, and 23—in the afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
What does the tour include?
A visit to Place Kléber, Place Broglie, the market around the cathedral, Place Saint Thomas, and more.
How do I book a tour?
Equipment loan
Walkers and wheelchairs will also be available to the public. These cannot be reserved, but you can borrow them free of charge from the information chalet on Place Kléber between 11.30am and 6.30pm. To borrow them, you will need to leave a form of ID.
The Homme de Fer tram stop, located right next to Place Kléber, will remain open throughout the event. Dedicated
Are you looking for accommodation suitable for people with reduced mobility (PRM)?
If you have a disability, whether auditory, mental, motor or visual, you need to know the conditions of access to buildings and the services offered by the establishment that may accommodate you.
Find the list of tourism professionals in Alsace, certified by Tourisme et Handicap, who are committed to a quality approach focused on accessibility to leisure and holidays for all.
Did you know ?
The Tourisme & Handicap label has established accessibility and hospitality criteria to ensure that everyone can enjoy tourism with the greatest possible independence. In particular, it focuses on ensuring easy access to buildings and the establishment’s services. It also emphasizes the personalized welcome provided to tourists, characterized by attentiveness and kindness.
An establishment bearing this label—and thus meeting these criteria—is subject to regular inspections by trained and specialized evaluators. Tourisme & Handicap (T&H) is the only government-recognized label awarded to tourism professionals who are committed to a quality initiative focused on making leisure and vacation activities accessible to everyone.
Simplified map of Christmas markets
For the first time, a Christmas market map has been specially designed for people with disabilities.
Developed in collaboration with local organizations, it offers a recommended route that makes it easy to explore the markets and enjoy their festive atmosphere with complete peace of mind.
On the back of this map, general information and event details are presented in FALC (Easy to Read and Understand)
format for clear, accessible reading tailored to these audiences.
This initiative reflects the commitment to making Strasbourg, the Christmas Capital, accessible to everyone, so that all can fully enjoy the magic of the holidays.
