L'Arvô - Info Tourisme de Limbourg - Access-i

It is possible for people with reduced mobility to request access by car to the front of the building, to drop someone off or to park. Simply telephone the number displayed in front of the removable bollards at the top of the square.

Limbourg's public spaces have been renovated while preserving their heritage features, including the irregular cobblestones that can be difficult to walk on.

For people with motor disabilities, the entrance to the building is on the same level, through the alternative door located under the porch (l'Arvô). You have to ring the bell to open the old wooden door. For other visitors, the main entrance is at the rear, through the glass door above 2 steps.

A lift serves all 3 levels. There is an adapted toilet on the ground floor. There is adequate lighting throughout.

Outside the building, there is also a public toilet accessible during the season, from 9am to 6pm.

Only the tourist reception area was taken into account in the assessment. 

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Parking is prohibited on Place Saint-Georges. For people with reduced mobility, it is possible to open the access to park in front of the building, by calling the number displayed in front of the retractable bollards. The piazza has a sloping surface and is paved with old, irregular cobblestones.

Access to the building is under the porch (Arvô), via a 6.5% slope of irregular cobblestones. There is a horizontal landing in front of the door. The entrance is on the same level. You have to ring the bell to open the double wooden door.

On the upper floors, the lift call button is in a corner, but there is a call for help button if you have difficulty reaching the lift button.

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The public car park is around 200 metres away. Parking is not permitted on Place Saint-Georges. However, people with reduced mobility can have access to the car park opened in front of the building, by calling the number displayed in front of the retractable bollards. The piazza is on a slope and is paved with old, irregular cobblestones.

Access to the building is under the porch (Arvô), via a 6.5% slope of irregular cobblestones. There is a horizontal landing in front of the door. The entrance is on the same level. You have to ring the bell to open the double wooden door. The main entrance is at the rear, through a glass door with 2 steps.

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The public car park is approximately 200 metres away. It is forbidden to park in the square, but it is possible for people with reduced mobility to request access by car to the front of the building, to drop someone off or to park. Simply phone the number displayed in front of the removable bollards at the top of the square.

Tourist information staff are trained to welcome people with special needs. 

There is no adapted content as an alternative to the information panels on the building.

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Points of attention

The public car park is approximately 200 metres away. It is forbidden to park in the square, but it is possible for people with reduced mobility to request access by car to the front of the building, to drop someone off or to park. Simply telephone the number displayed in front of the removable bollards at the top of the square.

There is a pane of glass on the ground to show the old staircase leading to the cellar, which can be disorientating. You can ask to enter via the alternative entrance (wooden door under the porch). You have to ring the bell to get this door opened.

The reception desk (open) faces away from the windows. If the backlight bothers you, ask the receptionist to move over.

Tourist information staff are trained to welcome people with special needs. 

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The reception desk (open) faces away from the windows. If the backlight is distracting, ask the receptionist to move over.

Tourist information staff are trained to welcome people with special needs, but do not speak sign language.

Only the tourist reception area has been taken into account.

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The reception desk (open) faces away from the windows. If the backlight is distracting, ask the receptionist to move over.

Tourist information staff are trained to welcome people with special needs, but do not speak sign language.

Only the tourist reception area has been taken into account.

Strong points

Points of attention

The public car park is approximately 200 metres away. It is forbidden to park in the square, but it is possible for people with reduced mobility to request access by car to the front of the building, to drop someone off or to park. Simply telephone the number displayed in front of the removable bollards at the top of the square.

There is a pane of glass on the ground to show the old staircase leading to the cellar, which can be disorientating. You can ask to enter via the alternative entrance (wooden door under the porch). You have to ring the bell to get this door opened.

The reception desk is open. Reception staff see people coming in and can help them.

Tourist information staff are trained to welcome people with special needs. 

Only the tourist reception area was taken into account. With regard to the building and its history, there is no easy-to-read or easy-to-understand information.

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Points of attention