The Louvre
Museum has made great strides in wheelchair access.
It is true that wheelchair using visitors must use a dozen or more elevators just to get around one main wing of the old palace.
But docents are great about pointing out the lifts and they seem to be well-maintained.
Great strides have been made for access to the Mona Lisa.
It's temporary display room features a large area in front of the roped off crowd -- for disabled visitors to get an unobstructed view of La Giaconda.
Here, Heidi Johnson-Wright checks out her direct-view shot of the fabled Da Vinci painting.
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