Wheelchair holiday in Marsiele France

delboy! Looks like you all had a great time and i love the pics..the weather looks perfect

The review is just perfect and im sure very useful for someone visiting the area..oh but the wheeling took its toll  ..i bet it was worth it though!! lol....did you go inside the museum?

Good to have you back!!

I would have enjoyed that! I use to go to art school in the evenings...and oil paint on canvas....(pushy parents) I was ok but not talented....

Thank you freewheeler

I have been 3 times to France Paris, Orlean and Marsielle, i do not speak the language but can speak, English, and Italian, Martina has French classes and sort of got the jist of signs and writings however
we did not encounter lang problems. i was impressed at the shuttle service from airport. the taxi did not turn up but the buses worked fine and where cheaper too. the trams have excellent access.
I take it you have young kids right, a  trip to disney or Astericks park would suit them fine .Paris truly is also a very romantic city should you wish a nice moment with hubby too. i suggest a night boat trip on the siene, just two glasses and a half bottle of wine will do fine. :love: sigh 
Hats of to penny she plans each hour to minute detail and does a lot of research too. i think the best of the best of my hols was Paris.
Should you need private info about prices and places to visit do not hesitate to contact us.
Sigh all our hols come to end next week, and so will my time at this forum, so nice meeting you wonderful people  i will pop in but not as much as i do now.

delboy thanks for sharing the lovely pictures and telling us about the area! I see that you've had an excellent time and I'd love to go visit France now as well! That hotel bathroom truly does look wheelchair accessible, it's very open and spacious and everything is roll in. It's too bad the church wasn't accessible but it looked really nice Some pictures are very small, did you resize them?

When I was in the Masters in Foreign Languages program, I'd looked into doing linguistics research in Australia. I wasn't disabled at the time. There were scholarships available to go there and 'map' aboriginal languages. But the areas where those languages exist aren't wheelchair accessible.

I hope I'll get to travel again someday, as you have, delboy. Your photos are lovely.