Question 26753 — people with disabilities

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Ms. Stéphanie Rist draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the difficulties of access to certain historic monuments of national heritage for people with reduced mobility. Indeed, despite the law requiring all establishments open to the public to allow access to people with disabilities, certain listed monuments, such as the Château de Chambord, are another exception. Logistical, technical and aesthetic constraints are often put forward to postpone these arrangements, thus depriving the disabled public of a significant part of the visit. Aware of the architectural and historical factors indisputably linked to such buildings, also aware of the efforts undertaken by many sites to adapt some of their spaces, she would like to know how to support further the necessary accessibility of historical monuments, while respecting heritage, so as not to deprive part of the population of access to culture.

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