 A small picture to enlarge the perspective. Exploring elderly women's "Right to the city" through their seaside walks. 
This paper explores the relationship between elderly people, seaside towns and seafront promenades, in order to interrogate the concept of “Right to the city”. Ageing, a major social challenge that was absent in Lefebvre’s works, is questioned in more depth. Elderly women often use seafront promenades as a way to maintain their presence in town. The accessibility of these places ensures social inclusion and is the guarantee of the “Right to the city” in old age.