Morges has positioned itself as a destination accessible to all.
Thanks to the Pro Infirmis pictograms, this page informs visitors about the accessibility of the site.
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Since 2019, Morges Région Tourisme has been working with the Claire & George Foundation to provide a tourism offering that is accessible to all.
The idea is simple: to offer a tour of Switzerland without barriers!
The choice is given between a full tour or smaller tours grouping 3 to 4 destinations.
Morges is included in the ‘Nature & Culture’ tour, along with Biel-Seeland, Basel and Bern.
It's great that someone is collecting information about accessibility, so that you don't have to do everything yourself. It's very useful to learn things quickly and easily with just one hand, for example how the car park is situated, whether there's an accessible entrance and where the disabled toilets are.
The region's grape varieties are available to visitors with reduced mobility.
Check out the details provided by Pro Infirmis to find out how accessible each winery is!
Located near the town center, the Petit-Bois port is an ideal location to enjoy the lake, with improved access now available for people with reduced mobility.
Several facilities have been installed:
Self-service hydraulic lift (wheelchair ↔ lift ↔ wheelchair), installed with the support of Fondation Cérébral
Staircase equipped with double handrails and non-slip grating
Water entry ladder adapted for wheelchair transfers
Rubber surface and double handrails to ensure safe entry and exit from the lake
Additional amenities complement these facilities:
Changing cabin and outdoor shower adapted for people with reduced mobility;
Accessible toilets located at the Harbour Master’s Office (approximately 200 m away);
Vehicle access is possible to drop someone off directly on site; the paid Petit-Bois parking area is located 250 m away.
Two offers were designed and tested in collaboration with the Claire & George Foundation, based in Bern.
The aim of these offers is to encourage visitors with reduced mobility to extend their stay in the region, while at the same time having concrete suggestions for visits.
The Pré-Vert leisure park at Signal de Bougy, a park for the whole family where you can see animals and have fun thanks to the treetop adventure course and the Little Train
The Maison de la Rivière, in Tolochenaz: a museum where you can learn all about the fauna and flora of forests, lakes and rivers.
Art de Vivre offer
The gourmet cheese factory in Montricher, where you can discover the secrets of Gruyère AOP cheese production and even taste it
The Jan Michalski Foundation, an oasis of culture at the foot of the Jura mountains, also the ideal place to enjoy a coffee with a stunning view of the Alps
