Prepare your visit to Angers as well as possible with our bespoke services and tours.
Destination Angers Tourist Office welcomes you all year round at its offices on Place Kennedy, or by e-mail or telephone, to help you prepare your trip to the best of your ability, depending on your disability.
Our team is ready to welcome you.
Our premises are fitted out and equipped for easy access:
- adapted parking spaces in Place Kennedy (in front of the Tourist Office)
- automatic doors
- adapted lift
- adapted counters magnetic
- loop headphones with magnetic
- loop for group visits
- map of the comfort
- tour thermoformed map of the historic centre
Download the Angers brochures below, motor-accessible or visually-impaired comfort tours:
Comfort tour of the historic centre - accessible to the visually impaired
How do you get to Angers if you have reduced mobility?
Choose public transport for a sustainable holiday!
Free SNCF services
The SNCF's free "Accès Plus" and "Accès TER" assistance services are available at Angers station. To find out more about these services, click here:
Assistance service for people with reduced mobility
By tram or bus: tram + park-and-ride facilities
Park your car in a P+R park-and-ride facility and use the fully accessible tramway lines! Park-and-ride facilities are freely accessible.
By car
For people with reduced mobility, apart from car parks, all on-street pay parking spaces (with pay and display machines) are free, for a maximum parking time of 12 hours. Vehicles must display the official card behind their windscreen, together with the European parking disc. Use the Vivre à Angers app. to locate car parks and disabled parking spaces.
Preparing your journeys to get around Angers
Getting around by bus
All bus routes are accessible. However, a few stops still require the assistance of a companion.
Getting around by tram
All stations on the 3 tram lines are accessible to people with reduced mobility and those with visual or hearing difficulties. Visual and tactile signs have been installed at stations to make the tramway more accessible to all.
All-new signage has been deployed at tramway stations to make them easier to use for people with cognitive disabilities. Each station is symbolised by an image that can be found next to the station name on the tramway map displayed in the station or on the trains, and on the various items of station furniture.
Where can I buy my bus or tram ticket?
Irigo's online shop and vending machines in tram stations and at some bus stops are available 24 hours a day. On board buses, drivers can issue single tickets, which can be paid for by contactless bank card. The black terminals or validators on board also offer contactless BC payment.