La Ribaute is accessible to people with reduced mobility, there are roads and access ramps.
For those who may experience fatigue during the tour, please note the following:
The route is a 4 km walk. It takes in roads and dirt tracks, some of which are steep, with fairly significant gradients.
The shortest route lasts 2h45-3h, and visitors are asked to follow the pace of the group.
There are benches along the route, positioned outside the works of art, where the guide may provide a commentary. You may therefore stay outside to rest until the guided tour continues.

You’re welcome to bring your own equipment, such as a walker, folding chair or cane, to make your visit more comfortable.

Canes are available on request from the foundation’s reception desk.

Please note that we do not have wheelchairs.

For your convenience, we propose a car ride to shorten the longer distances of the route. There is a slightly high step to get into the car.
While this is not an exclusive service, access to the car is by reservation only and subject to certain conditions. Space is limited. Please contact us before your visit if you feel you need this assistance: visits@fondation-eschaton.com

We don’t recommend bringing young children, as the tour is not suitable for those under the age of 6. The tour is at least 2 hours and 45 minutes long, and the content is designed for adults.
Some of the large spaces can echo and be quite loud. Parents are kindly asked to ensure their children’s discretion.
Children remain entirely under parental responsibility for the duration of the visit. Parents should also ensure that their children do not touch the works of art, which do not have barriers around them.

Strollers can be used on site, but are not permitted in the underground passages which feature staircases and narrow pathways. You can either continue the tour aboveground with your stroller, or carry your child in your arms, in which case a baby carrier is highly recommended.

We don’t recommend bringing young children, as the tour is not suitable for those under the age of 6. The tour is at least 2 hours 45 minutes long, and the content is designed for adults.

If you wish to bring your children, strollers are permitted. We unfortunately do not have strollers or baby carriers on site.

Yes, our team will work with you to ensure that each person with special needs is well taken care of. Please contact us at visits@eschaton-foundation.com so we can collaborate to create the best possible experience for you.

Yes, the pavilions are wheelchair accessible.

We are happy to adapt the tour to facilitate your needs and ensure a pleasant visit. Please contact us after reserving your tickets so that we can collaborate to create the best possible experience for you. We kindly ask that you email us at visits@eschaton-foundation.com with your name, as well as the date and time of your scheduled tour.

Yes, the foundation has parking spaces reserved for people with reduced mobility.

Please contact us after reserving your tickets so that we can collaborate to create the best possible experience for you. We kindly ask that you email us at visits@eschaton-foundation.com with your name, as well as the date and time of your scheduled tour.

With the exception of service animals (guide dogs), pets are not allowed on site at La Ribaute.

The parking lot is exposed to direct sunlight, and during the summer months, temperatures can reach 40°C. Please be aware that your car may become extremely hot, similar to an oven, after being parked for the duration of your visit (2h45).