Describe needs beyond 'is it accessible?'
Explain mobility, equipment dimensions, step handling and requested assistance for your situation. Ask about the actual spaces used, not just entrance. Request recent images or measurements where necessary; a general statement does not automatically supply them.
Read statements with exceptions
Le Jardin Secret declares reduced-mobility access except the tower and one café; Jardin Majorelle publishes a general access statement. These are operator declarations, not a field audit for this guide. Ask how your requirements are addressed and which spaces would remain outside your route.
Connect transport, street and venue
Confirm drop-off, final segment, entrance, internal circulation, relevant toilets and collection. Ask the responsible contact for each part. A garden's answer does not describe a neighbouring riad or lane conditions. Keep an unknown segment marked unverified.
Choose after answers and retain an alternative
Keep dated answers, reachable contact and agreed assistance. Check change terms if essential information changes. A different activity may be preferable to a route with an important unresolved segment. These declarations produce no universally suitable venue list or obstacle-free circuit.
Written by : Klair & Arno
Sources and references
- Le Jardin Secret — déclaration de l’exploitant sur l’accessibilité · Source accessed on
- Jardin Majorelle — informations de visite de l’exploitant · Source accessed on
Last reviewed :