Shamelessly harnessing the power of AIBU here. I’ve got overwhelmed by the online information.
What are the best, and more accessible, history-orientated museums in Paris? (So not the endless art galleries although I might pop into the Musée d'Orsay.)
I’d quite like to see the Shoah one. Is that accessible? Is there anything that specifically addresses the Velodrome round up, other than the memorial sculpture?
I’ve ruled out Versailles this time as too much of a schlep out of town, although their golf buggies and little train look good.
I will be going for work but have two days to myself midweek. In May.
This will be my first time in Paris since my 20s, my first time alone, and my first time with impaired mobility, but I don’t plan on using a wheelchair, just crutches. I’d maybe hire a mobility scooter if that made things easier and was easy to arrange.
Complicating factor is that I don’t know what accommodation work will book me yet or whether I’ll get much say in that beyond stipulating my accessibility requirements but let’s assume centralish.