EXHIBITIONS in rhineland

The IZM has been housed in the historic "Great House of Aachen" (1495) since 1931. It is located in the pedestrian zone and therefore does not have its own disabled parking space. On the museum`s website, however, a city map with all disabled parking spaces in the area can be called up (PDF).

The museum is located in the pedestrian zone and therefore does not have its own disabled parking space. However, a city map with all disabled parking spaces in the area (PDF) can be called up on the museum`s website.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

The museum is accessible at ground level and without steps. In the entrance area there is a wheelchair-accessible elevator. The elevator takes you to the 1 meter higher exhibition level with the checkout area. From here you can reach the Café Kaffesatz and the disabled toilet without barriers.

With the lift, which is suitable for wheelchairs, you can reach the 1 meter higher exhibition level from the entrance area with the cash register area, disabled toilet facilities, museum shop and the Café Kaffesatz. The library and the permanent exhibition on the upper floor can also be reached by elevator.

A disabled toilet is located on the lower exhibition level.

The Café Kaffesatz is barrier-free accessible from the checkout area.

Infopoints with audio guides are installed in every room of the permanent exhibition for people with visual impairments.

Infopoints with audio guides are installed in every room of the permanent exhibition for people with visual impairments.

The BEGAS HAUS presents its collections in a historic building ensemble from the 16th to 18th centuries. One focus of the barrier-free themed tour is the nation`s largest collection of paintings, sculptures and graphics by the Begas family of artists from Heinsberg, which has been active for four generations.

There are two designated disabled parking spaces directly in front of the house (Hochstrasse 20/21).

The house is conditionally barrier-free. Access to and visits to all exhibition areas is guaranteed via an elevator that can be reached from the outside and via lifting devices.

A barrier-free toilet is located in the neighboring Café Samocca.

Audio guides and magnifying glasses are available, folding chairs and folding stools can be borrowed.

Listening stations are wheelchair accessible, tables are wheelchair accessible.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

There are two designated disabled parking spaces directly in front of the house (Hochstrasse 20/21).

Access is level and stepless.

Guide dogs and therapy dogs are allowed.

The elevator is suitable for wheelchairs. A lift is available for transitions with steps so that access to all exhibition areas is guaranteed. The door widths in the house are suitable for wheelchair users. The listening stations in the building can be accessed/operated by wheelchairs.

The museum café SAMOCCA is a facility of the Lebenshilfe Heinsberg e.V. and is located right next to the Begas house. Access is level and stepless. The tables are wheelchair accessible. A wheelchair-accessible toilet on the 1st floor is accessible via the terrace of the café.

Es werden Führungen in leichter Sprache angeboten.

Folding stools can be laid out.

Since 2019, courses and workshops for all target groups have been offered in a separate, barrier-free studio under the Kunst Aktiv label. Contact: email: kunst-aktiv@begas-haus.de, phone: +49 2452 97769-20

Audio guides are available in German and English via your own smartphone
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A barrier-free toilet is located in the neighboring Café Samocca.

The renovated Kaiser Wilhelm Museum was reopened in July 2016 and is barrier-free.

Two public disabled parking spaces can be used on the north side of the museum (Joseph-Beuys-Platz).

Access to the museum is at ground level and stepless.
A door opener is available.

A floor guidance system in the foyer facilitates orientation.
A disabled cloakroom is available.
The sanitary areas with 2 disabled toilets are accessible from the foyer at ground level.

1 wheelchair and folding stool can be borrowed.

Hearing-impaired visitors have induction loops available for audio-based tours.

Guided tours and workshops are held on request for the blind/visually impaired.

Guided tours in plain language and sign language are available on request.

The museum café is at ground level and barrier-free.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

Two public disabled parking spaces can be used on the north side of the museum. (Street: Joseph-Beuys-Platz)

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Access to the museum is at ground level and stepless. A door opener is available.

All floors and exhibition rooms of the museum can be reached by wheelchair without outside help via lifts and ramps.

The sanitary areas are accessible from the foyer at ground level. There are 2 disabled toilets available.

A floor guidance system in the foyer facilitates orientation.

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired are available on request. Workshops for the blind are offered.

Tactile objects are available.

Hearing-impaired visitors have induction loops available for audio-based tours.

Guided tours are conducted in sign language upon request.

Guided tours in easy-to-understand language are available on request.

The museum café is at ground level and barrier-free.

1 wheelchair and folding stool can be borrowed.

Hearing-impaired visitors have induction loops available for audio-based tours.

Guided tours and workshops are held on request for the blind/visually impaired.

Guided tours in plain language and sign language are available on request.

The LVR State Museum in Bonn is the largest museum of the Landschaftsverband Rheinland. It offers a unique insight into the cultural history of the Rhineland. There are 3 free parking spaces for disabled people on the forecourt of the museum.

Access to the museum is via a contrasting, smooth path. The main entrance is at ground level and has no steps. All doors open automatically when approached.

There is 1 wheelchair lift to the basement with cloakroom and lecture hall and 2 wheelchair lifts in the museum. There are 20 lockers for the disabled in the basement. Wheelchair accessible counter in the reception area

There are a total of 4 disabled toilets. 1 toilet in the restaurant area on the ground floor, 1 toilet in the basement in front of the lecture hall, 1 toilet each on the 1st and 2nd floor in the museum, all toilets can be reached by elevator. All toilets have door openers.

Folding stools (30) and rental wheelchairs (3) are available at the cash desk. 2 illuminated magnifying glasses and 2 monoculars can be borrowed at the cash desk against a deposit.

The museum has a new media guide that can be used with your own smartphone or tablet. The media guide also includes sign language videos, easy-to-understand information and audio descriptions.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

There are guided tours for blind and visually impaired visitors and tours in plain language. There are tactile objects for human development in the form of replica skull bones and tools. Guided tours in sign language with an interpreter can be booked (the cost of the interpreter will be covered by the LVR). Guided tours are offered for people with dementia changes.

Different workshop offers are possible by arrangement. Advice on placement offers from Anne Segbers (0228-2070386).

The museum restaurant "Delikart" in the entrance area is barrier-free. There is also a disabled toilet here.

There are 3 free parking spaces for disabled people on the forecourt of the museum.

Access to the museum is via a contrasting, smooth path. The main entrance is at ground level and has no steps.
All doors open automatically when approached.

There is a wheelchair lift to the basement, cloakroom and lecture hall, 2 wheelchair lifts are in the museum. 20 lockers suitable for the disabled are available in the basement. The elevator buttons are equipped with tactile labels, the floors are announced. The floors are also connected with ramps that have a heavily corrugated surface.

There are a total of 4 disabled toilets. 1 toilet in the restaurant area on the ground floor, 1 toilet in the basement in front of the lecture hall, 1 toilet each on the 1st and 2nd floor in the museum, all toilets can be reached by elevator. All toilets have door openers.

The museum restaurant "Delikart" in the entrance area is barrier-free. There is also a wheelchair-accessible toilet here

Plain language audio guides are available. Guided tours are offered in plain language.

Das Museum hat einen neuen Mediaguide, der mit dem eigenen Smartphone oder Tablet benutzt werden kann. Der Mediaguide enthält auch Gebärdensprachvideos, Infos in Leichter Sprache und Audiodeskriptionen.

The museum has a new media guide that can be used with your own smartphone or tablet. The media guide also includes sign language videos, easy-to-understand information and audio descriptions.

Guided tours in sign language with an interpreter can be booked (the cost of the interpreter will be covered by the LVR).

A new media guide with sign language videos is available.

Guided tours are offered for people with dementia changes. Different workshop offers are possible by arrangement. Advice on placement offers from Anne Segbers (0228-2070386).

Folding stools (30) and rental wheelchairs (3) are available at the cash desk. 2 illuminated magnifying glasses and 2 monoculars can be borrowed at the cash desk against a deposit. Audio guides (100) are available, which can also be used with plain language and sign language.

There are guided tours for the blind and visually impaired and tours in plain language.

There are tactile objects for human development in the form of replica skull bones and tools.

The tactile and sign language tours last around 90 minutes and cost normal or reduced admission for the severely disabled plus 80 euros for accompanying guests. LVR bears the costs for the sign language interpreter.

Please register at kulturinfo Rheinland at least four weeks in advance.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

The Küppersmühle Museum was opened in 1999 with around 3,600 square meters of exhibition space and is located in a former granary in Duisburg`s inner harbor, which was converted according to plans by Basel architects Herzog & de Meuron. Opposite the museum there are 3 designated public disabled parking spaces in the shoulder of the Philosophenweg.

Access to the building is at ground level via a paved forecourt. Directly next to the main entrance (revolving door) there is another door in the glass front, which is opened by the staff.

In the entrance area behind the cash desk there is a freely accessible and disabled-friendly cloakroom.

The handicapped-accessible sanitary rooms are located in the subsequent connecting corridor to the restaurant, which is also barrier-free.

All levels of the museum can be reached with the barrier-free elevator.

All door widths in the museum are suitable for wheelchairs.

Wheelchairs are available for hire.

Opposite the museum there are 3 designated public disabled parking spaces in the shoulder of the Philosophenweg.

Access to the building is at ground level via a paved forecourt. Directly next to the main entrance (revolving door) there is another door in the glass front, which is opened by the staff.

In the connecting corridor between the cash register and the restaurant (ground floor)
the handicapped-accessible sanitary rooms are on the ground floor.

All levels of the museum can be reached with the barrier-free elevator. All door widths in the museum are suitable for wheelchairs.

The restaurant is barrier-free accessible from the foyer via a ground-level connecting corridor.

The Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum and the Schnütgen Museum are housed in a building ensemble that consists of a new building and historical parts of the building. Below the museum complex there is an underground car park with parking spaces for the disabled and a barrier-free elevator to the shared foyer of the two museums.

The museums can be reached at ground level via a flat ramp. The front door opens automatically.

All door widths in the Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum are suitable for wheelchairs. Disabled toilets (m/f) are located in the basement and can be reached barrier-free via the elevator from the foyer.

The cash register is marked with guide strips for the blind, as is the elevator in the foyer, which can be reached at ground level. The barrier-free elevators (2) take you to all exhibition levels, the elevators are suitable for wheelchairs. Cloakroom and lockers are located in the basement and are freely accessible.

Seating is available in the exhibition area and in the foyer. Folding chairs as walking aids and 2 rental wheelchairs (with advance notice) are available.

Touchscreens, audio guides with some descriptive texts and video guides in sign language are available. mp3 files can be downloaded from the homepage.

Listening stations in the permanent exhibition are accessible for wheelchair users and can be operated barrier-free. The event hall is equipped with induction loops.

An assistance dog is allowed upon request.

The gastronomy in the ground-level entrance area is barrier-free accessible, the outdoor gastronomy in the courtyard area, which is open in summer, can be reached via a ramp.

There is an underground car park under the museum with parking spaces for the disabled and a barrier-free elevator to the foyer.

The museum can be reached at ground level via a flat ramp. The front door opens automatically.

2 disabled toilets (m/f) in the basement are fully accessible via the elevator.

The 2 barrier-free elevators take you to all exhibition levels, the elevators are suitable for wheelchairs. The elevator in the foyer can be reached at ground level. A guide strip for the blind leads to the elevator.

Guide strips for the blind in the foyer lead to the ticket office and the elevator. Tactile objects are available in some areas of the museum.

100 audio guides are available. mp3 files can be downloaded from the homepage.

Guided tours in sign language on the video guides. Films in sign language explain the themed course and show the highlights of the exhibition.

The gastronomy in the ground-level entrance area is barrier-free accessible, the outdoor gastronomy in the courtyard area, which is open in summer, can be reached via a ramp.

An assistance dog is allowed upon request.

The event hall is equipped with induction loops.

Folding chairs as walking aids and 2 rental wheelchairs (with advance notice) are available. Touchscreens, audio guides with some descriptive texts and video guides in sign language are available. Listening stations in the permanent exhibition are accessible for wheelchair users and can be operated barrier-free.

Rheydt Castle in Mönchengladbach is the only architecturally completely preserved Renaissance castle on the Lower Rhine. Today, the castle and the outer bailey not only house the Municipal Museum of the City of Mönchengladbach, but are also a venue for a variety of cultural events and a local recreation area with extensive green spaces.

The mansion is fully wheelchair accessible. An elevator is available. A wheelchair-accessible toilet with an alarm button is also available.

The outer bailey is not fully accessible for wheelchair users.
The cobblestones on the outside paths can also present a slight barrier. Walking aids with small wheels do not roll comfortably there. Steep inclines cannot be overcome on the paths.

The casemates can only be accessed via stairs.

The museum regularly offers special tours for people with dementia changes, often also for residents of old people`s homes and other facilities. The visit is based on a trip to Rheydt Castle, a "trip into the blue". In conversations, with pictures and original objects, the participants` memories are evoked and reproduced. The path through the museum ends at a coffee table set in the style of the 1950s/60s.

Appointments can be made personally on 02166-9289016 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

You can also send us your request by e-mail (museumspaedagogik@schlossrheydt.de) with your phone number.

A wheelchair-accessible elevator is available.

A wheelchair accessible toilet is available.

The museum regularly offers special tours for people with dementia changes, often also for residents of old people`s homes and other facilities. The visit is based on a trip to Rheydt Castle, a "trip into the blue". In conversations, with pictures and original objects, the participants` memories are evoked and reproduced. The path through the museum ends at a coffee table set in the style of the 1950s/60s.

Appointments can be made personally on 0 21 66 – 9 28 90 – 16 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and on Thursdays from 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

You can also send us your request by e-mail (museumspaedagogik@schlossrheydt.de) with your phone number.

Assistance dogs are allowed but must be on a leash.