Driving north through Southern France, one of the main highlights has to be crossing the famous Millau Viaduct. Opening in 2004, it holds the record for the highest road deck in the world, however, it certainly does not feel like it…
On one side of structure is the “Aire du viaduc de Millau” which contains a small exhibition displaying the bridge during construction etc. Of course, this is wheelchair accessible…
A short walk away is the “Millau Viaduct Viewing Point”. It is worth noting that to access said View Point, one must trek up a rather steep hill which may prove difficult in a manual wheelchair. However, the views from the top are breathtaking…
For the next two days, one is making the way back to Bristol stopping over at Claremont Ferrand and then Meaux on the outskirts of Paris.