Accessibility
Since August 2026, the Sir John Monash Centre has been certified by Tourisme et Handicap as a tourist destination for people with intellectual disabilities, visual impairment, reduced mobility, or who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Staff at the Sir John Monash Centre are trained and committed to ensuring that the Centre is accessible to people with disabilities. In recognition of this commitment, the Centre has been awarded the ‘Tourism & Handicap’ label across all four categories: people with intellectual disabilities, people with reduced mobility, people who are deaf or hard of hearing, and people who are blind or have low vision.
The Sir John Monash Centre experience is fully interactive and delivered through a mobile application. Audio content is available through headphones or earphones, with a full written transcript displayed simultaneously on the visitor’s smartphone screen. Devices are available free of charge and our staff can assist visitors in connecting various audio devices (hearing aids, Bluetooth headsets, wired 3.5mm headphones and Apple lightning headphones).
Access the Public Accessibility Register.
Accessibility information
Access
- Nearby parking spaces including accessibility parking spaces.
- Clearly marked and visible entrance.
- Intercom system on site.
- Automatic swing doors.
- Visitor experience located on the ground floor.
- Vehicle assistance for people with disabilities. (Ring the various intercoms or call +33 (0)3 60 62 01 40 for assistance).
On-site equipment
- Lifts suitable for people with reduced mobility.
- Three wheelchairs.
- Hearing and comprehension aids: subtitling and simultaneous transcription.
- Tactile model of the Australian National Memorial with Braille inscriptions.
- Accessible toilet facilities.
More information on Acceslibre.gouv
