Arrondissements to benefit from enhanced access to services scheme

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Updated on 16/05/2024

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Enabling access to everyday services such as accommodation, sports, healthcare, shops, schools and culture for residents and tourists are the main objectives of the QHA (Quartiers hyper accessible–Enhanced accessibility neighborhood) scheme. The first QAA (Paris 10th) was inaugurated on July 4th.
Enhanced accessibility neighborhood (QHA) should enable access to services and amenities around Paris within a "quarter of an hour". This scheme reflects the city's ambition to move towards universal accessibility.
These districts are part of the legacy of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. These transformations will benefit Parisians over the long term.
List of facilities accessible to all by arrondissement

5th district

- Elementary school 250 B, rue Saint-Jacques
- Center de PMI 34, rue Poliveau
- Musée du Jardin des Plantes, 57, rue Cuvier
- Jardin des Plantes, 36, rue Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire
- Day nursery, 39B, rue Poliveau
- Crèche familiale et Lieu d'accueil enfant-parent, 38, rue Poliveau
- Bibliothèque centrale du Muséum-Médiathèque, 38, rue Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire- Center sportif, 39 bis, rue Poliveau- Eglise Saint-Médard, main entrance 141, rue Mouffetard

6th district

- Piscine Saint-Germain, 12, rue Lobineau
- Square Felix Desruelles, 168B, Boulevard Saint-Germain
- Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés, 3, place Saint-Germain-des-Prés, accessible via 168, boulevard Saint-Germain - École élémentaire, 7, rue du Jardinet
- Nursery school, 39, rue Saint-André-des-Arts
- Center médical Arthur Vernes, 36, rue d'Assas and 47, rue de Vaugirard
- Conservatoire municipal Jean-Philippe Rameau, 3ter, rue Mabillon
- Maison des pratiques artistiques amateurs, 4, rue Félibien
- Établissement multi-accueil collectif et familial, 6, rue Félibien
- Multi-care facility, 10, rue Lobineau
- André Malraux municipal library, 112 rue de Rennes

7th district

- Bibliothèque municipale Saint-Simon, 116, rue de Grenelle
- Établissement multiaccueil, 8, rue Saint-Dominique
- Laboratoire Cerballiance, 27, boulevard Raspail
- Radiology center, 9, rue de Montalembert
- Gymnase de l'Îlot Saint-Germain, 10, rue Saint-Dominique
- Basilique Sainte-Clotilde, 23B, rue Las Cases
- Musée Maillol, 61, rue de Grenelle
- Musée d'Orsay, 1, rue de la Légion d'Honneur
- École polyvalente, 8, rue Chomel, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Square des Missions Etrangères, 105, rue du Bac
- Square Boucicaut, 1, rue de Babylone
- Square Samuel Rousseau, 28B, rue Las Cases, ERP, accessible during the Olympic Games

8th district

- Bibliothèque Jean-d'Ormesson, 3, rue de Lisbonne, accessibility to be determined at a later date
- Day nursery, 11, rue Maleville
- Day nursery, 9-11 rue de la Pépinière
- Mairie du 8e medical-psychological center, 3, rue de Lisbonne
- Jacqueline-Auriol sports center, 7, allée Louis-de-Funès
- Équipement cultuel Saint-Augustin, 14 place Saint-Augustin, PMR entrance at 13, rue de la Bienfaisance
- Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Paris, 14, rue de Madrid, accessible during the Olympic Games
- École polyvalente, 2, allée Louis-de-Funès
- Square Marcel-Pagnol, 12, rue Laborde, accessible entrance, 2-4, avenue César Césaire

9th district

- Louise Walser-Gaillard library, 26, rue Chaptal, accessible during Olympics and Paralympic Games
- Day nursery, 26, rue Chaptal
- Day nursery, 25, rue Ballu
- Center médical Europe, 44-46, rue d'Amsterdam
- Center Jacques Bravo, 14-18, rue de la Tour des Dames
- Église de la Trinité, 10, place d'Estienne d'Orves
- Musée de la Vie Romantique, 16, rue Chaptal
- Elementary school, 10, rue de Clichy
- Square d'Estienne-d'Orves, 1, place d'Estienne d'Orves
- International Visual Theatre, 7, cité Chaptal

10th district

- Médiathèque Françoise Sagan, 8, rue Léon-Schwartzenberg
- Day nursery, 1, square Alban-Satragne
- Day nursery, 6, rue Léon-Schwartzenberg
- PMI center, 3, square Alban-Satragne
- Gymnase Marie-Paradis, 5, rue Léon Schwartzenberg- Église Saint-Laurent, 68, boulevard de Magenta
- Cinéma-Cinémathèque Louxor, 170, boulevard de Magenta
- École élémentaire, 41, rue de Chabrol
- Multi-sites Paradis, 20, rue de Paradis
- Nursery school, 11, rue Léon-Schwartzenberg
- Square Alban-Satragne, 11- square Alban Satragne
- Square Saint-Laurent, 68, boulevard de Magenta
- Jardin Saint-Lazare, 12, rue Léon-Schwartzenberg

11th district

- École élémentaire Parmentier, 109, avenue Parmentier, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Parmentier nursery school, 111, avenue Parmentier, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Oberkampf shower baths, 42, rue Oberkampf
- Bataclan, 50, boulevard Voltaire
- Promenade Richard Lenoir, 94, boulevard Richard Lenoir
- Center de santé dentaire et médical Paris 11 - Richard Lenoir, 48, rue Saint-Sébastien
- Piscine de la Cour des Lions, 11, rue Alphonse-Baudin
- Crèche collective municipale, 19, rue Pelée
- Maison médicale Chemin Vert, 6, rue du Chemin vert
- Jardin Truillot, 82, boulevard Voltaire / 66, Richard Lenoir
- Bibliothèque municipale Parmentier, 20 bis, avenue Parmentier

12th district

- Espace parisien des solidarités - 108, avenue Daumesnil
- Bibliothèque-discothèque municipale Saint-Eloi, 23, rue du Colonel Rozanoff,- Crèche collective Montgallet, 33, rue Montgallet
- Center de santé Bauchat Nation, 24, rue du sergent Bauchat- Groupe hospitalier Diaconesses Croix-Saint-Simon, site REUILLY, 18, rue du Sergent Bauchat
- Gymnase Reuilly, 43, allée Vivaldi
- Piscine Jean Boiteux, 13, rue Antoine-Julien-Hénard
- Center Paris Anim' Pina Bausch, antenne Maya Angelou, 10, rue Erard
- Center Paris Anim' Bessie Smith, 19, rue Antoine-Julien-Hénard
- Église Saint-Eloi, 3, place Maurice de Fontenay
- Conservatoire municipal Paul Dukas, 51, rue Jorge Semprun
- Maison de la vie associative et citoyenne du 12e arrondissement, 181, avenue Daumesnil
- Elementary school, 4, rue Bignon
- Nursery school, 8, rue Bignon
- Square Frédéric Rossif, 175, rue de Charenton
- Square Eugène-Thomas, 1, rue Descos
- Jardin de Reuilly - Paul Pernin, 1, rue Albinoni, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Bains-douches Charenton, 188, rue de Charenton

13th district

- Médiathèque Jean-Pierre-Melville, 79, rue Nationale
- Crèche collective, 16, promenade Lévi-Strauss
- Hôpital de la Pitié-Salpêtrière, 50/52 boulevard Vincent Auriol
- Center Paris Anim' Dunois, 61, rue Dunois
- Center sportif Charcot, 80, rue du Chevaleret
- Église Notre-Dame de la Gare, place Jeanne-d'Arc
- Center Paris Anim' Dunois, 61, rue Dunois
- Elementary school, 64, rue Dunois
- Square Héloïse et Abélard, 25, rue Dunois, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Jardin de la place du Docteur Navarre, place du Docteur Navarre
- Square de la Raffinerie Say, 147, boulevard Vincent Auriol

14th district

- Bibliothèque municipale Georges-Brassens, 38 rue Gassendi
- Day nursery, 38 rue Liancourt
- Cabinet médical du Texel, 38, rue du Texel
- Center sportif Rosa Parks, 2, rue du Moulin des Lapins
- Église Saint-Pierre de Montrouge, 82, avenue du Général Leclerc
- Musée de la Libération de Paris, 4, avenue du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy
- Maison de la vie associative et citoyenne, 76, rue Daguerre
- École polyvalente, 12, rue Severo, accessible at a later date
- Jardin de la place Gilbert Perroy, 2, place Gilbert-Perroy
- Square Claude-Nicolas Ledoux, 10, place Denfert-Rochereau
- Square Georges-Lamarque, 8, place Denfert-Rochereau
- Square de l'Aspirant-Dunand, 20, rue Saillard

15th district

- Bibliothèque municipale Andrée-Chedid, 36, rue Emeriau
- Maison médicale Jeanne-Garnier, 106, avenue Emile-Zola
- Piscine René-et-André-Mourilon, 19, rue Gaston de Cailavet
- Piscine Robert-Keller, 14, rue de l'ingénieur-Robert-Keller
- Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste-de-Grenelle, 23, place Etienne-Pernet
- Center culturel coréen Oori, 37, rue de Linois
- Square Yvette Chauviré, 25, place du Commerce
- Square Pablo Casals, 41, rue Emeriau
- Crèche collective municipale, 53, rue Emeriau
- Nursery school, 83, rue Mademoiselle, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Elementary school, 81, rue Mademoiselle, accessible during the Olympic Games

16th district

É- Centre Paris Anim' Point du Jour, 1, rue du Général Malleterre
- Day nursery, 2, rue du Général Grossetti
- Center de PMI, 35, rue Claude-Terrasse
- Stade Pierre de Coubertin, 82, avenue Georges-Lafont
- Gymnase Pierre de Coubertin, 82, avenue Georges Lafont
- Center Paris Anim' Point du Jour, 1, rue du Général Malleterre
- Église Sainte-Jeanne-de-Chantal, 96, boulevard Murat
- Center Paris Anim' Point du Jour, 1, rue du Général Malleterre
- Elementary school, 164, boulevard Murat
- Nursery school, 162, boulevard Murat
- Square Roger Coquoin, 13, avenue Ferdinand Buisson

17th district

- Mini-crèche, 223, boulevard Pereire, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Tennis Aurelle-de-Paladines, 17, boulevard d'Aurelle-de-Paladines
- Église Saint-Ferdinand-des-Ternes, 27, rue d'Armaillé
- Arc de Triomphe, Place Charles de Gaulle, accessible- Elementary school 221, boulevard Pereire, accessibility to be announced
- Collège André Malraux, 5Bis, rue Saint-Ferdinand
- Promenade Pereire, 87B, avenue des Ternes

18th district

- Bibliothèque municipale de la Goutte d'Or, 2-4, rue Fleury
- Day nursery, 20, rue Richomme
- Day nursery, 15, rue Richomme
- CMS-CIDAG CAVE Pôle santé Goutte d'Or, 16, rue Cavé
- Center sportif Goutte d'Or, 12, rue de la Goutte d'Or
- Église Saint-Bernard de la Chapelle, 11, rue Affre
- Center musical Fleury Goutte d'Or Barbara, 1, rue Fleury
- École maternelle, 18, rue Richomme
- Square Saint-Bernard Saïd Bouziri, 16, rue Affre, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Square du passage Léon, 20, rue des Gardes, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Terrain de sport Goutte d'Or, 2, rue de la Goutte-d'Or

19th district

- Toy library, 21, rue Bouret
- Day nursery, 12, cité Lepage
- Day nursery, 7B rue Bouret
- Dialysis laboratory, 29, rue Bouret, accessible during the Olympic Games
- Meaux shower baths, 18, rue de Meaux
- Piscine Edouard-Pailleron, 32, rue Edouard-Pailleron
- Église Saint-Georges, 114, avenue Simon Bolivar
- Conservatoire municipal Jacques-Ibert, 81, rue Armand Carrel
- École maternelle, 11, cité Lepage
- Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, 7, rue Botzaris- Maison du combattant, de la vie associative et citoyenne (MACVAC), 20, rue Édouard-Pailleron

20th district

- Bibliothèque municipale Mortier, 113, boulevard Mortier
- Tourelles Gambetta day nursery, 243, avenue Gambetta
- Center de santé Croix-Rouge, 89bis, rue Haxo
- Piscine Georges-Vallerey, 148, avenue Gambetta
- Église Notre-Dame-des-Otages, 81, rue Haxo
- Théâtre ouvert - Centre national des Dramaturgies contemporaines, 159, avenue Gambetta
- École polyvalente, 9, rue des Tourelles
- Square du Docteur Variot, 160, avenue Gambetta

Paris Center

3rd arr.
Musée Carnavalet, 23, rue de Sevigné
- 4th arr.
- Paris Anim' Simon Le Franc, 9, rue Simon Le Franc
- Jardin des Rosiers - Joseph Migneret, 37, rue des Francs-Bourgeois
- Square Charles-Victor Langlois, 6, rue des Blancs-Manteaux
- Temple des Billettes, 24, rue des archives
- École polyvalente, 11, rue Saint-Merri
- Center de PMI Berthe Hirsch, 2, rue de Moussy
- Musée Victor Hugo, 6, place des Vosges
- Espace d'animation Pierre-Charles Krieg, 48, rue Vieille-du-Temple
- Crèche collective, 2, rue de Moussy
- Bibliothèque historique de la Ville de Paris (Hôtel Lamoignon), 24, rue pavée
- Square de la Tour Saint-Jacques, 39, rue de Rivoli

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What is an "accessible" building or facility?
An establishment on which work has been carried out following an accessibility diagnosis to make it accessible to all, taking all disabilities into account. In terms of the legislation, this means a compliant public buildings, an accessible public building awaiting receipt of the requested certificate, or a public building that has obtained its certificate with a derogation or with reservations.

What facilities are part of the QHA scheme?

Personne en fauteuil roulant descendant d'un bus sur une rampe d'accès PMR
Enhanced accessibility neighborhoods with Souleymane Youssef
Credit Clément Dorval / Ville de Paris
  • Removing unsuitable terrain and urban furniture
  • Improving pavements: repainting pedestrian crossings
  • Removing obstacles by lowering kerbs where necessary
  • Installation of sound guided modules for pedestrians at intersections
  • Creation of over 100 parking spaces for people with reduced mobility in total
  • Making all bus routes accessible. A bus line is considered accessible when all vehicles are equipped with a retractable boarding ramp, and when at least 70% of stops on the line are disable-friendly.
Work is also underway on innovations that can further improve accessibility. Accessibility to public buildings can always improve, making it easier for users to find their way around.

A path through each QHA

Personne en fauteuil roulant électrique devant une Poste
Enhanced accessibility districts with Souleymane Youssef
Credit Clément Dorval / Ville de Paris
The aim is for Paris to have one QHA per arrondissement by 2024, for a total of 17.
Within each QHA, priority routes have been drawn up to allow access to various public and private facilities.
On each of these routes, there are at least eight public service buildings covering eight different services:
  • sports facilities,
  • health facilities,
  • libraries,
  • early childhood facilities,
  • cultural facilities,
  • school facilities,
  • leisure facilities,
  • green spaces.
In several QHAs, these itineraries may include a bus or pedestrian route outside the defined perimeter. This will provide access to any service not currently provided within the original area. For example, in the 10th arrondissement, the accessibility route leads to the Louxor cinema, outside of the local QHA zone.
Key numbers
- 17 priority routes between accessible municipal buildings
- A total surface area of 8.34 km² (8% of the surface area of Paris)
- 17 km of sidewalks
- Nearly 200 public service buildings open to the public within the QHA priority routes
- 289 bus stops in the QHA
- 502 disabled parking spaces within the QHA (11% of the Paris total).

Promoting accessibility to shops

Personne en fauteuil roulant devant l'entrée d'une pharmacie
Enhanced accessibility districts with Souleymane Youssef
Credit Clément Dorval / Ville de Paris
Improving disabled access to shops is also a priority. The City of Paris is encouraging retailers to improve accessibility. Accès Libre, the collaborative accessibility platform, allows retailers to log their shops as disability-friendly.
A practical guide summarizes best practices, including tactile paving on floors and stairs, access ramps, signage and staff training.
The City has hired a dozen "accessibility ambassadors" that will meet with shopkeepers to inform them of the sort of difficulties that disabled people often encounter. They will also work with them to identify ways of improving their businesses accessibility.
On June 15th last year, as part of Paris Disability Month, Paris Volunteers were also mobilized on the theme of accessibility. They toured the streets of enhanced accessibility neighborhoods to raise awareness among local retailers. Further planned action will raise accessibility awareness in shops.
Groupe de personne prenant la pose dans un parc, dont l'une d'entre elles en fauteuil roulant
Accessibility Volunteers
Credit Ville de Paris

Disabled access for all Paris Games venues

The city is working hand-in-hand with clubs and associations representing the disabled to improve access to competition venues and festivities sites, in particular for the installation of adapted signage.
All training sites are committed to improving accessibility. As for competition venues, they will have to be exemplary. This is already the case for the Arena de la Porte de la Chapelle, a showcase for innovative accessibility solutions, and the Pierre de Coubertin stadium (16th arrondissement).
Disabled volunteers also make up part of the Paris Volunteers team during the 2024 Games.
The Paris Info Jeux 2024 newsletter will deliver specific information to people with disabilities before, during and after the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Further reading

For information on Paris accessibility
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