Vignoble des Ruines de l'Abbaye de Villers-la-Ville

The first level of the vineyard is wheelchair accessible.

Access to the vineyard is close to a reserved parking area. The entrance is via a ramp secured by two double handrails.

Two rows of vines are accessible at ground level via a stable 152 cm wide path.

An accessible picnic area is in the works : the area has been defined but there are no adapted tables yet.

Please book your visit in advance via the website so you don't have to go to the Abbey ticket office.

Access ramp with a gradient of up to 8%.

The reserved space is not level and has a gradient of 8%.

There is no footpath or crossing between the vineyard and the winery.

The clear passage from the entrance to the winery is reduced to 82 cm.

If you need to go to the Abbey reception : long journey, but mobile payment facility, sufficient free space, counter at a good height.

No toilets in the vineyard, but adapted toilets in the Abbey : easy to find, with washbasin and free passage. However, the toilets are poorly equipped and assistance is required to open the door.

The first level of the vineyard is accessible to people with walking difficulties.

Access to the vineyard is close to a reserved area. The entrance is via a ramp secured by two double handrails or a staircase secured by a double handrail.

Two rows of vines are accessible at ground level via a stable 152 cm wide path.

In the cellar : folding chairs available on request.

Please book your visit in advance via the website so that you do not have to go to the Abbey ticket office.

Access ramp with a gradient of up to 8%.

The reserved space is not level and has a gradient of 8%.

An accessible picnic area is currently being developed : the area has been marked out but there are no suitable tables yet. Other tables are available on the grass and require stepping over.

Free passage from the entrance to the wine cellar is reduced to 82 cm.

If you need to go to the Abbey reception : seats are available near the reception, but the access route is long, with a slope and a ramp without handrails.

There are no toilets, but adapted toilets are available in the Abbey : grab bars, washbasin, adapted free passage.

The first level of the vineyard is accessible to blind visitors. Access is secured by handrails (ramp and stairs).

Picnic tables are set up on the grass.

The tour is guided. The route is easy to follow.

Book your visit in advance on the website so you don't have to go to the Abbey ticket office.

If you need to go to the Abbey reception, it is located in the main building and is accessible from the main path.

There are no warning tiles at the top or bottom of the stairs leading to the first level of the vineyard, but the handrail is secure.

The pedestrian crossing of the access road is indicated by tiles, but there are no white stripes on the ground.

No raised information.

No toilets, but toilets adapted for the Abbey.

The first level of the vineyard is accessible to blind visitors. Access is secured by handrails (ramp and stairs).

Picnic tables are set up on the grass.

The tour is guided. The route is easy to follow.

Book your tour in advance on the website so you don't have to go to the Abbey ticket office.

If you need to go to the Abbey reception, it is on the route.

There are no warning tiles at the top or bottom of the stairs leading to the first level of the vineyard.

The pedestrian crossing of the access road is marked by tiles, but there are no white stripes on the ground.

No raised information.

No toilets, but toilets suitable for the Abbey are available.

Entrances are marked with beach flags for the vineyard and the winery. An information board is located at the foot of the ramp/stairs leading to the vineyard.

Visits must be booked in advance via the website so that visitors do not have to go to the Abbey ticket office.

If you need to go to the Abbey reception : the reception is open and well lit, allowing lip reading, contact by email and prices are displayed.

The tour is conducted by a guide with no training in sign language and no visual aids.

There are no toilets, but toilet facilities suitable for disabled visitors are available at the Abbey.

Entrances are marked with beach flags for the vineyard and the winery. An information board is located at the foot of the ramp/stairs leading to the vineyard.

Visits must be booked in advance via the website so that visitors do not have to go to the Abbey ticket office.

If you need to go to the Abbey reception : the reception is open and well lit, allowing lip reading, contact by email and prices are displayed.

The tour is conducted by a guide with no training in sign language and no visual aids.

There are no toilets, but toilet facilities suitable for disabled visitors are available at the Abbey.

Entrances are indicated by signs advertising the vineyard and the wine cellar. An information board is located at the foot of the ramp/stairs leading to the vineyard.

Access is secured by handrails (ramp and stairs).

Book your visit in advance via the website so you don't have to go to the Abbey ticket office or have cash on you.

If you need to go to the Abbey reception : it's quiet, easy to find, and you can pay in cash (coins and notes).

The tour is conducted by a guide who is not trained in assisting people with disabilities and does not provide visual or educational aids.

There are no toilets, but toilet facilities suitable for disabled visitors are available at the Abbey.