Laval, an exceptional island for all
Accessible Laval: an itinerary between art and nature
Laval, an exceptional island and an inclusive destination! To enable as many people as possible to visit its attractions and discover its treasures, Laval encourages inclusiveness and accessibility. And to help you plan your next day here, here are a few accessible locations certified by Kéroul.
1 day
6 activities
11 km
In the morning
Start your day by opening a door to art with a stop at the Maison des arts de Lavalaccessible from the Montmorency metro station (adapted). You'll be able to experience culture without barriers because the theater has a row of removable seats to accommodate armchairs, the exhibition hall is spacious and the freight elevator provides access to the upper floors.
Practical tip: arrive early to enjoy the exhibitions in peace and quiet, and check the program in advance to see if a guided tour is offered.
Before lunch
Change tempo with an educational and partially accessible tour of the Rivière-des-Prairies hydroelectric generating station. Much more than an industrial site, this power station is a place that tells the story of our relationship with the environment. On-site facilities are available for the mobility-impaired, the blind and visually impaired, and the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
Practical tip: check tour times and specify any special requirements when booking.
For dinner
Time to relax and refuel! See you at Zibo! and take advantage of our superbly accessible and tasty menu. We've thought of everything to make you feel at home: under-table clearance (over 68.5 cm), large-print menu, service and payment at the table.
Practical tip: book ahead, especially during busy periods.
In the afternoon
Head for the Nature Centerone of Quebec's largest urban parks. The atmosphere is peaceful, the paths well-maintained and several buildings have accessible toilets. On site, you'll find two picnic tables, also accessible.
Practical tip: bring a water bottle, a hat and a blanket if you want to take an extended nature break.
At the end of the day
To round off the afternoon, you have two options: iFly or Clip'n Climbbecause adrenalin knows no bounds. Go to iFly and enjoy an inclusive session with adapted equipment and trained instructors, or to Clip'n Climb for a calm, adapted climbing session. And on Monday evenings (from 4pm to 8pm), take part in the Soirées adaptées, in partnership with Autisme Laval.
Practical tip: reservations are strongly recommended for both options.
In the evening
Make yourself comfortable for a show at the Salle André-Mathieuan emblematic cultural venue in Laval. Fully wheelchair-accessible, with services for the deaf and hearing-impaired, you'll enjoy a comedy or music show that lives up to your expectations.
Need adapted transport?
Laval offers many accessible transportation options. Find out about the paratransit services offered by the STL.
Day 1
In the morning
Start your day by opening a door to art with a stop at the Maison des arts de Lavalaccessible from the Montmorency metro station (adapted). You'll be able to experience culture without barriers because the theater has a row of removable seats to accommodate armchairs, the exhibition hall is spacious and the freight elevator provides access to the upper floors.
Practical tip: arrive early to enjoy the exhibitions in peace and quiet, and check the program in advance to see if a guided tour is offered.
Before lunch
Change tempo with an educational and partially accessible tour of the Rivière-des-Prairies hydroelectric generating station. Much more than an industrial site, this power station is a place that tells the story of our relationship with the environment. On-site facilities are available for the mobility-impaired, the blind and visually impaired, and the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
Practical tip: check tour times and specify any special requirements when booking.
For dinner
Time to relax and refuel! See you at Zibo! and take advantage of our superbly accessible and tasty menu. We've thought of everything to make you feel at home: under-table clearance (over 68.5 cm), large-print menu, service and payment at the table.
Practical tip: book ahead, especially during busy periods.
In the afternoon
Head for the Nature Centerone of Quebec's largest urban parks. The atmosphere is peaceful, the paths well-maintained and several buildings have accessible toilets. On site, you'll find two picnic tables, also accessible.
Practical tip: bring a water bottle, a hat and a blanket if you want to take an extended nature break.
At the end of the day
To round off the afternoon, you have two options: iFly or Clip'n Climbbecause adrenalin knows no bounds. Go to iFly and enjoy an inclusive session with adapted equipment and trained instructors, or to Clip'n Climb for a calm, adapted climbing session. And on Monday evenings (from 4pm to 8pm), take part in the Soirées adaptées, in partnership with Autisme Laval.
Practical tip: reservations are strongly recommended for both options.
In the evening
Make yourself comfortable for a show at the Salle André-Mathieuan emblematic cultural venue in Laval. Fully wheelchair-accessible, with services for the deaf and hearing-impaired, you'll enjoy a comedy or music show that lives up to your expectations.
Need adapted transport?
Laval offers many accessible transportation options. Find out about the paratransit services offered by the STL.