People with disabilities

To get an idea of what we do as part of the Special Needs Awareness Weeks, please take a look at the programme of activities organised for this year.

The City of Luxembourg has installed a wide range of infrastructure and equipment to enhance the safety and independence of people with disabilities.

Equipment to improve safety and ensure accessibility for everyone on our bus lines.

Route on which a guiding system for the visually impaired is in place from start to finish.

Gaining a better understanding of people who are different from us opens up new doors: creating dialogue between people with special needs and the general publi…

Special Needs Action and Sports Day, BlanContact Show, Sixth Roll & Run

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Clearing of snow from pavements in winter. Assistance provided to persons living alone who are over 65 and/or have specific needs.

As the name suggests, participants enjoy a meal in the dark, but are also guided by visually impaired people through a totally unique experience.

Reserved parking spaces and unrestricted roadside parking

A series of gatherings and theme days are planned as part of the 2024 Awareness Weeks.

Guided tours of the city and Villa Vauban, invitations to museums and more.

At the eighth Inclusion Gala, held as part of the Luxembourg City's Awareness Weeks, art and culture will come together in an evening celebrating inclusion and …

Involvement of people with disabilities through the participative committee with its working groups and brainstorming sessions.

Do you need help with maintenance or minor repairs inside or outside your home, or in carrying out certain tasks? The City of Luxembourg offers an assistance se…

Athletic event in April to raise awareness for sports played by people with disabilities

Tactile paving safely guides people with disabilities to the side of the road.

Vast array of information stands, activities, lectures, film screenings and exhibitions. Check out the highlights from previous years.

Emergency response service available 24/7: if you are in need of urgent medical assistance, simply press the red button and a distress call will be made.

Free public toilets and information for people with reduced mobility