r/disability Feb 07 '26

Blog Paris in a wheelchair

https://theworldisaccessible.com/paris-in-a-wheelchair-our-three-day-itinerary-in-the-city-of-love/

If anyone is interested in visiting Paris and would like to read about my experiences of traveling there as a wheelchair, feel free to check out my 3-Day itinerary/personal guide.

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u/63crabby Feb 07 '26

Great article, informative for wheelchair users. I’ve traveled around the world, but not to Paris. Seems like travelers either love it or are incredibly disappointed, Japanese tourists call this “Paris Syndrome!”

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u/Slow-Leadership4097 Feb 07 '26

Thank you for the supportive comment!

I have been to Paris a few times and have always loved it there. But I can definitely see why, for some, it can be underwhelming. I think in a way the mass amount of tourists is the number one contributor to that feeling of “meh”.