An intergenerational venue in the heart of the Voisin neighbourhood, just a stone's throw from the centre of Auvelais.
This single-storey pavilion houses a brasserie and multi-purpose rooms (for meetings and seminars) for various local associations.
The pavilion is located at the end of the park ; just follow the main paved access road and you will come across it.
The pavilion is brown and yellow. There is only one building in the park, so you can't miss it.
Accessible with occasional help! Come accompanied! The difficulties encountered can be overcome with your companion/third-party help.
Strengths
Reserved parking spaces are clearly marked, sufficiently large and level.
It is possible to drop off a person near the entrance.
All passageways are wide enough.
There are no steps to negotiate.
The floor is hard, even and free of obstacles.
The entrance is easily identifiable.
The main entrance is accessible ; there are no steps.
The entrance device is easy to use.
The door is at least 85 cm wide. It can be passed independently.
The ramp is secured on the side of the void.
There are no steps to negotiate.
The floor is hard, even and free of obstacles.
The corridors are sufficiently wide.
The doors are easy to open independently.
An adapted toilet is available, clearly signposted and easy to use.
There is an accessible washbasin in the adapted toilet. It is easy to use.
Staff are available to help people get seated, choose their meal, serve themselves and pay.
Table service is provided by the staff.
Some tables allow wheelchair users to position themselves correctly.
The aisles are wide enough.
Points of attention
There is a small 1 cm step (+ bevel) at the entrance door.
There is a 6% access ramp over 5 metres.
Height of grab bars in the disabled toilet = 87 cm (this may be a little high for some people).
Tables in the Brasserie (furniture belongs to the manager): height below the tablet = 72.5 cm - height above the tablet = 75 cm - depth available to the central leg = 31 cm.
Accessible with occasional help! Come accompanied! The difficulties encountered can be overcome with your companion/third-party help.
Strengths
Reserved parking spaces are clearly marked, sufficiently large and level.
It is possible to drop off a person near the entrance.
There are seats along the route.
All passageways are sufficiently wide.
There are no steps to negotiate.
The floor is hard, even and free of obstacles.
The entrance is easily identifiable.
The main entrance is accessible.
The doors are at least 85 cm wide. They can be opened independently.
There are no steps to negotiate.
Circulation is easy throughout.
The floor is hard, even and free of obstacles.
The corridors are sufficiently wide.
There is a toilet with grab bars. It is easy to find and use.
There is a washbasin in the adapted toilet.
The door is at least 85 cm wide. It can be crossed independently.
Staff are available to help people sit down at the table, choose their meal, serve themselves and pay.
Table service is provided by the staff.
The aisles are wide enough.
There are no steps to negotiate.
Points of attention
Reserved parking spaces are located 130 metres from the entrance.
There is a bench along the access route, but it is located approximately 60 metres away, about halfway between the car park and the Pavilion.
The benches available along the access route are benches without armrests.
The building is difficult to identify.
Accessible with occasional help! Come accompanied! The difficulties encountered can be overcome with your companion/third-party help.
Strengths
It is possible to drop off a person near the entrance.
There are no obstacles to traffic.
Assistance dogs are allowed.
The entrance is located in the logical continuation of the route.
There are no obstacles to traffic.
The layout is simple and intuitive.
The stairs have at least one handrail.
Staff are available to help people get seated, choose their meal, serve themselves, pay, etc.
Meals are served at the table.
Points of attention
The natural guide lines along the access route are not sufficiently detectable with a cane (change in surface : asphalt to grass, but no protruding kerbs).
There are two steps in front of the entrance. They are not secured by warning tiles at the top. However, you can also use the access ramp, which will be safer for you.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
It is possible to drop off a person near the entrance.
Natural or artificial guide lines facilitate movement.
There are no obstacles.
There is contrast.
The entrance is located in the logical continuation of the route.
Movement is unobstructed.
Glass walls and doors are secured by contrasting visual markings.
Furniture contrasts with its surroundings.
The contrast between the floor and walls facilitates movement.
Stairs are equipped with at least one safety handrail.
Staff are available to help people sit down at tables, choose from the menu, serve themselves, pay, etc.
Service is provided at the table.
Points of attention
There are two steps in front of the entrance. They are not secured by warning tiles at the top. However, you can also use the access ramp, which will be safer for you.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
Parking is free.
The building and entrance are easy to find.
You can connect to mobile networks, 4G or 5G.
Wi-Fi is available.
The lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.
The toilets are easy to find.
It is possible to see whether a toilet is occupied or free.
The lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.
Points of attention
There are no round or oval tables for X people.
The menus and à la carte dishes are presented in a traditional manner.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
Parking is free.
The building and entrance are easy to find.
Lighting is adequate and allows for lip reading.
It is possible to see if a toilet is occupied or available.
The environment is quiet.
Lighting is adequate and allows for lip reading.
Accessible! You can come alone. This location is fully accessible.
Strengths
It is possible to drop someone off near the entrance.
The building and entrance are easy to find.
The stairs are equipped with at least one safety handrail.
The place is quiet and well lit.
The toilets are easy to find.
Staff are available to help people find a table, choose from the menu, serve themselves, pay, etc.
The location is quiet.
There is sufficient lighting for lip reading.
Cash payments (coins and notes) are accepted.
Points of attention
There are two steps in front of the entrance. They are not secured by warning tiles at the top. However, you can also use the access ramp, which will be safer for you.
Validity: From 9 May 2025 on 9 May 2028
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Access-i informs you about the accessibility of this place based on data collected on-site at a given time. Any changes after the visit by Access-i are the responsibility of the operator.
Dernière mise à jour effectuée le 12 May 2025 - 09:30
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Sambreville
A location in the heart of the Voisin neighbourhood, just a stone's throw from the centre of Auvelais.
This redeveloped green space is designed to be versatile and intergenerational. It will allow everyone to come and relax, socialise, play sports, attend various festivities and much more.
The site comprises : a 30-space car park, a pavilion, three pétanque courts, an open-air theatre, a picnic area, a playground, an agora, a dog park and a multi-purpose area equipped with an electric charging station.
The certification covers the walk and not the additional services (pavilion, pétanque courts, open-air theatre, picnic area, playground, agora, dog park). However, you will find information about these additional services in this document.
The pavilion has been certified separately.
Bruxelles
Brussels Pride : an unmissable day for Belgium's LGBTQIA+ community and the defence of their rights.
This event offers different areas :
The Pride Parade : The Pride Parade is one of the flagship events of Brussels Pride – The Belgian & European Pride 2025. Its aim is to celebrate diversity, tolerance and acceptance of all, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, through a parade through the streets of the capital.
The Pride Village : The Pride Village is an area where you can find various organisations that provide information and prevention services related to the LGBTQIA+ community.
Concerts and DJ sets on the Mont des Arts stage.
For this edition, only the Mont des Arts site (stage and Pride Village) is certified.
A map of the sites and the programme are available in large format on the website.
The festival can be reached by various means of public transport. Some routes from bus stops are longer and more difficult than others. All access information is available on the event website : https://www.brusselspride.eu/fr
Due to construction work at Place Royale and around the central station, there will be no reserved parking near the event this year.
You can pay by Bancontact via a wireless Sum Up payment terminal, as well as in cash.
There are public toilets for people with reduced mobility along the route.
For the parade/walk through the city : Although the route has not been audited by Access-i, we would like to inform you that it is quite challenging. There are numerous slopes along the route. We recommend that you walk on the right-hand side of the road, as the pavements are not always accessible. The route is uphill from the start. You will be able to stop and rest along the gardens of the Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudula. There is also a step at the Place de la Monnaie, in the MUNPUNT building, which, depending on the crowd, will allow you to see the procession from above, but no disabled access will be provided.
The event takes place in a public space and is therefore subject to (uneven) ground conditions, road traffic and the terrain (numerous slopes).
If you have any questions about accessibility to the event, please contact the organisers by email : info@brusselspride.eu
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