EXHIBITIONS in rhineland

In January 1951, the Museum Morsbroich was opened as the first newly founded museum for contemporary art in the Federal Republic of Germany. It is housed in the historic building of Morsbroich Castle, a former Commandery of the Teutonic Order.

There are 3 disabled parking spaces available. Access to the Museum Morsbroich is level and stepless via a side entrance on the left side of the building. At the bottom of the stairs on the left there is a bell that you can use to call the staff. The staff will escort you to the elevator. All levels of the museum can be reached barrier-free by elevator.

The rooms of the museum education are located in the left side building of the castle and are accessible at ground level.

A disabled toilet is located in the basement and can be reached barrier-free with the elevator.

Folding stools (40) and a wheelchair for hire are available.

Guided tours in plain language are organized on request. Contact: Angela Hoogstraaten, phone: 0214-85556-15, email: angela.hoogstraten@museum-morsbroich.de

The restaurant can be reached at ground level and without steps. There is 1 disabled toilet in the restaurant. On request, disabled people or wheelchair users can park directly in front of the restaurant. Registration under Tel: 0214-96004564

There are 3 disabled parking spaces available.

Access to the Museum Morsbroich is level and stepless via a side entrance on the left side of the building. At the bottom of the stairs on the left there is a bell that you can use to call the staff. The staff will escort you to the elevator. The rooms of the museum education are located in the left side building of the castle and are accessible at ground level.

1 disabled toilet is located in the basement and can be reached barrier-free with the elevator.

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

Guided tours in plain language are organized on request.
Contact: Angela Hoogstraaten, phone: 0214-85556-15, email: angela.hoogstraten@museum-morsbroich.de

The restaurant can be reached at ground level and without steps. There is a disabled toilet in the restaurant. On request, disabled people or wheelchair users can park directly in front of the restaurant. Registration under Tel: 0214-96004564.

Folding stools (40) and a wheelchair for hire are available. Guided tours in plain language are organized on request. Contact: Angela Hoogstraaten, phone: 0214-85556-15, email: angela.hoogstraten@museum-morsbroich.de

The Museum Ludwig can be reached barrier-free in several ways.

The public "Parkhaus Philharmonie" is located under the Ludwig Museum with 9 paid parking spaces for the disabled. At the gate to the Museum Ludwig (address Bischofsgartenstrasse) there is a lift that takes you to the museum. For more information about the car park, call 0221-221-27380

The main entrances have wide sliding glass doors with contrasts for the visually impaired and open independently. All exhibition levels can be reached via barrier-free elevators. These have wheelchair accessible (low) controls that are also raised and high contrast for the visually impaired.

Seating is available in the exhibition area and in the foyer. There are folding stools (130) and rental wheelchairs (2) available. (Let us know at the cash desk). 1 disabled toilet is in the entrance area, 1 disabled toilet in the exhibition area on the 1st floor.

Cloakroom and lockers with staff are located in the entrance area.

Audio guides (150) on the museum`s collection are available. The audio guide can also be downloaded as an mp3 file from the museum website. There is also an audio guide for children. This can also be downloaded as an mp3 file.

Induction loops for the hearing impaired are available at the ticket office. Mobile induction loops for tours with a tour guide for the hearing impaired are available. Amplifiers for older hearing aids for guides are available.

Guided tours in sign language are offered at selected events.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

The gastronomy is at ground level from the outside and can be reached from the foyer via a ramp.

The public "Parkhaus Philharmonie" is located under the Ludwig Museum with 9 paid parking spaces for the disabled. At the gate to the Museum Ludwig (address Bischofsgartenstrasse) there is a lift that takes you to the museum. For more information about the car park, call 0221-221-27380

The Museum Ludwig can be reached barrier-free in several ways. The ground-level, stepless main entrances have wide glass sliding doors with contrasts for the visually impaired and open independently.

All exhibition levels can be reached via barrier-free elevators. These have wheelchair accessible (low) controls that are also raised and high contrast for the visually impaired.

1 disabled toilet is in the entrance area, 1 disabled toilet in the exhibition area on the 1st floor.

Audio guides (80) on the museum`s collection are available. The audio guide can also be downloaded as an mp3 file from the museum website. There is also an audio guide for children. This can also be downloaded as an mp3 file.

Guided tours in sign language are offered at selected events.

The gastronomy is at ground level from the outside and can be reached from the foyer via a ramp

Mobile induction loops for tours with a tour guide for the hearing impaired are available on request.

Special tours are offered for the blind and visually impaired.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

Workshops are offered for people with dementia changes.

An der Kasse können Klapphocker (80) und Rollstühle (2) ausgeliehen werden. Bei ausgewählten Anlässen werden Führungen in Gebärdensprache angeboten. Es werden Workshops für Menschen mit demenziellen Veränderungen angeboten. Workshops und Führungen werden vom Museumsdienst Köln angeboten und durchgeführt. Auskunft und Buchung unter Tel.: 0221-221-27380

The Villa Zanders is a former industrial villa of the Zanders family, today only a few steps away from the train station, town hall and pedestrian zone. After completion of a renovation in the years 1986-1992, the museum regularly offers changing exhibitions on three floors and around 1500 square meters, mostly with contemporary art.

There are 3 public disabled parking spaces at the opposite Stadthaus (address: An der Gohrsmühle).

The Villa Zanders Art Museum is handicapped accessible and easily accessible for wheelchair users via a ramp (side entrance). All floors of the house are accessible via the elevator. A disabled toilet is located on the ground floor.

1 rental wheelchair is available. The dementia+art program is aimed at people with dementia and their relatives. A flyer will be sent with this offer.

In addition, tactile tours for the blind with objects made of bronze, stone and wood are offered.

There are 3 public disabled parking spaces at the opposite Stadthaus, street: An der Gohrsmühle.

Access to the museum for wheelchair users is via a ramp (side entrance).

All levels of the museum can be reached via the wheelchair-accessible elevator.

A disabled toilet is located on the ground floor.

The dementia+art program is aimed at people with dementia and their relatives. A flyer will be sent with this offer.

An assistance dog is allowed.

The dementia+art program is aimed at people with dementia and their relatives. A flyer will be sent with this offer. In addition, tactile tours for the blind with objects made of bronze, stone and wood are offered.

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.

Public parking spaces for the disabled are available in the vicinity of the Bundeskunsthalle. These are located near the main entrance to the Bundeskunsthalle by the taxi ranks (Friedrich-Ebert-Allee), at Museumsplatz on Emil-Nolde-Straße and in the (chargeable) multi-storey car park on Joseph-Beuys-Allee. The distance from the multi-storey car park to the Bundeskunsthalle is approx. 250 metres.

The square in front of the Bundeskunsthalle is gravel or, coming from Friedrich-Ebert-Allee, paved with cobblestones. The entrance area of ​​the Bundeskunsthalle is equipped with a wheelchair ramp. The entrance door to the left of the three revolving doors is at ground level. A door opener is available.

All floors of the Bundeskunsthalle are accessible via wheelchair-accessible elevators.

Disabled toilets are located in the central toilet in the basement. You can access the "Forum" event hall after registering in good time, accompanied by a museum employee.

Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge from the cloakroom. A reservation under Tel.: 0228-9171132 is recommended. In front of all entrances to the exhibitions there are folding stools that can be borrowed.

Tactile tours are offered for all major exhibitions. If no tactile objects are available, detailed descriptive tours will take place instead. Different materials, which enable a sensual approach, and plans as well as explanations in Braille are used as an accompaniment.

Guide dogs for the blind are allowed in the exhibition rooms.

The "Speisesaal" restaurant can be reached from the foyer of the Bundeskunsthalle at ground level. The door widths are suitable for wheelchair users. The café bar of the Bundeskunsthalle is located in the foyer and is accessible without restrictions.

There are several public parking spaces and other disabled parking spaces in the vicinity of the Bundeskunsthalle. These are located near the main entrance to the Bundeskunsthalle by the taxi ranks (Friedrich-Ebert-Allee), at Museumsplatz on Emil-Nolde-Straße and in the (chargeable) multi-storey car park on Joseph-Beuys-Allee. The distance from the multi-storey car park to the Bundeskunsthalle is approx. 250 metres.

The square in front of the Bundeskunsthalle is gravel or, coming from Friedrich-Ebert-Allee, paved with cobblestones. The entrance area of ​​the Bundeskunsthalle is equipped with a wheelchair ramp. The entrance door to the left of the revolving doors is at ground level. A door opener is available.

All floors of the Bundeskunsthalle are accessible via wheelchair-accessible elevators. Wheelchair-accessible toilets are located in the central toilet in the basement.

Disabled toilets are located in the central toilet in the basement and can be reached barrier-free via the elevator.

Tactile tours are offered for all major exhibitions. Where tactile objects are not available, descriptive tours are provided using a variety of sensory access materials, accompanied by maps and explanations in Braille.

Guide dogs for the blind are allowed in the exhibition rooms.

An induction loop for the audio guide device is available free of charge for people who use hearing aids.

Guided tours are offered in plain language.

All important information can be called up in easy-to-understand language on the website of the Bundeskunsthalle.

Guide dogs for the blind are allowed in the exhibition rooms.

For people with dementia changes, the Bundeskunsthalle offers a program specially tailored to the needs of this visitor group.

Audio guides can be borrowed. The volume on the audio guides is adjustable. Portable induction loops are available free of charge for users of hearing aids and cochlear implants.

The "Speisesaal" restaurant can be reached from the foyer of the Bundeskunsthalle at ground level. The door widths are suitable for wheelchair users. The café bar of the Bundeskunsthalle is located in the foyer and is accessible without restrictions.

Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge from the cloakroom. A reservation under Tel.: 0228-9171132 is recommended. In front of all entrances to the exhibitions there are folding stools that can be borrowed. An induction loop for the audio guide device is available free of charge for people who use hearing aids.

In the Bundeskunsthalle, people with various disabilities can use a wide range of mediation services. For people with dementia changes, the Bundeskunsthalle offers a program specially tailored to the needs of this visitor group.

All important information can be called up in easy-to-understand language on the website of the Bundeskunsthalle.

The Museum August Macke Haus is dedicated to maintaining the memory and work of August Macke and the Rhenish Expressionists. The heart of the museum is August Macke`s former home and studio, which was expanded in 2017 with a spacious modern extension. This enables barrier-free access to the former house of the artist and, in addition to rooms for special exhibitions and events, includes a roof terrace, a museum educational studio, a library, the museum shop and a museum café with a terrace in the idyllic garden between the artist house and the extension, which is sealed off from the street by a high, free-standing glass facade. Access to the museum is via the ground-level, step-free main entrance in the annex. (Hochstadenstrasse) All 14 rooms of the former residential and studio building as well as all other publicly accessible areas of the museum can be reached via 2 wheelchair-accessible elevators.

A designated disabled parking space is located in the museum car park, Bornheimer Str. 98-100. The museum is at ground level and can be reached via the main entrance without steps. The entrance door opens automatically.

All levels of the museum are accessible via wheelchair-accessible elevators. Wheelchairs and walking frames are accessible on all levels and in all rooms of the museum.

A barrier-free disabled toilet and the cloakroom are located in the basement.

The café in the foyer area is barrier-free accessible via a flat ramp. The inner courtyard is at ground level and also easily accessible for wheelchair users from the foyer.

A wheelchair can be borrowed free of charge at the cash desk. This can be reserved in advance by phone: 0228-655531 or by email to buero(at)august-macke-haus.de. In addition, 10 folding stools can be borrowed free of charge.

A total of 48 audio guides are available.
The listening stations in the museum are accessible for wheelchair users.

Guided tours for the blind and visually impaired are available on request. Workshops for people with dementia changes are offered on request. Guided tours in sign language are available upon request.

Guide and assistance dogs, which are marked accordingly, may be taken into the museum.

A designated disabled parking space is located in the museum car park, Bornheimer Str. 98-100.

The museum is at ground level and can be reached via the main entrance without steps. The glass door opens automatically.

All levels of the museum are accessible via wheelchair-accessible elevators. Wheelchairs and walking frames are accessible on all levels and in all rooms of the museum.

The café in the foyer area is barrier-free accessible via a flat ramp. The inner courtyard is at ground level and also easily accessible for wheelchair users from the foyer.

A barrier-free disabled toilet and the cloakroom are located in the basement.

Guided tours for the blind and visually impaired are available on request.

Guided tours in sign language are available upon request.

Guided tours in easy language are available on request.

A total of 48 audio guides are available, which can be borrowed at the ticket office.

A wheelchair can be borrowed free of charge at the cash desk. This can be reserved in advance on T 0228 655531 or by email to buero(at)august-macke-haus.de. In addition, 10 folding stools can be borrowed free of charge.

The audio stations in the museum are accessible for wheelchair users.

Workshops for people with dementia changes are offered on request. A rental wheelchair is available.

Guide and assistance dogs, which are marked accordingly, may be taken into the museum.

The art collection of North Rhine-Westphalia is housed in three buildings. K20 Grabbeplatz and K21 Ständehaus are generally barrier-free. Due to the special architecture, the Schmela house is not barrier-free. Disabled parking spaces for K20 are located in the underground car park. Access to K20 is via a flat ramp (main entrance).

All levels of K20 can be reached barrier-free via an elevator.

1 disabled toilet is on the ground floor, as well as a disabled cloakroom with low lockers.

All door widths in K20 are suitable for wheelchairs.

Visitors with walking difficulties can borrow a wheelchair or folding chair from the cloakroom free of charge for the duration of their stay in the art collection (if possible with prior registration at the visitor service).

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired are available on request. Information on guided tours and educational offers is available from the visitor service on Tel.: 0211-8381204, Email:service@kunstsammlung.de.

The artistically designed café on the 2nd floor is barrier-free accessible via the elevator.

Guide dogs and dogs for the disabled can be taken along with the appropriate legitimation.

A person accompanying blind and visually impaired visitors does not pay admission.

There are 4 disabled parking spaces in the underground car park under K20 Grabbeplatz.

Access to K20 is via a flat ramp. (Main entrance)

1 disabled toilet is located on the ground floor.

All levels of K20 can be reached barrier-free via an elevator.

The café on the 2nd floor is barrier-free accessible via the elevator.

The art collection offers guided tours in sign language for deaf and hearing-impaired visitors.

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

Visitors with walking difficulties can borrow a wheelchair or folding chair from the cloakroom free of charge for the duration of their stay in the art collection (if possible with prior registration at the visitor service).

Information on guided tours and mediation offers from the visitor service on Tel.: 0211-8381204, Email:service@kunstsammlung.de.

Guide dogs and dogs for the disabled can be taken along with the appropriate legitimation.

A person accompanying blind and visually impaired visitors does not pay admission.

Since 1901 the Suermondt-Ludwig-Museum has been housed in the Villa Cassalette, which is a listed building.

The Apag multi-storey car park (Adalbertsteinweg 34) is located near the Suermondt-Ludwig-Museum and has 4 designated disabled parking spaces on the entrance level. Access to the museum is at ground level and stepless through the main entrance. If necessary, the door will be opened by the staff in the adjacent checkout area.

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

1 disabled toilet is located in the basement.

Folding stools can be borrowed, a reservation is recommended.

Audio guides are available on request.

Guided tours in easy-to-understand language are available on request. (Phone: 0241-432-4998, email: museumspaedagogik@mail.aachen.de)

Assistance dogs are allowed on request.

The Apag multi-storey car park (Adalbertsteinweg 34) with 4 designated disabled parking spaces on the entrance level is located nearby.

Access to the museum is at ground level and stepless through the main entrance. If necessary, the door will be opened by the staff in the adjacent checkout area.

1 disabled toilet is located in the basement.

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

Audio guides are available on request.

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

Assistance dogs are allowed on request.

Folding stools can be borrowed, reservations are recommended. Guided tours in easy-to-understand language are available on request.

The Haus Lange Haus Esters museums are only partially barrier-free, as they are former residential buildings that have been listed as historical monuments.

A flat step has to be bridged in the entrance area of ​​Haus Lange. The museum staff will help with this. Only a normal staircase leads to the first floor of the house.

The disabled toilet is located on the ground floor and is accessible at ground level.

The gardens of Haus Lange and Haus Esters cannot be reached without help due to several steps.

Our supervisory team will be happy to help you on site.

A flat step has to be bridged in the entrance area of ​​Haus Lange. The museum staff will help with this.

The disabled toilet is located on the ground floor and is accessible at ground level.

The museum is housed in an old building, but efforts have been made to ensure that it is largely barrier-free. Unfortunately, this is currently only possible to a limited extent. The upper floor with the collection presentation can only be reached via stairs.

The Haus Lange Haus Esters museums are only partially barrier-free, as they are former residential buildings that have been listed as historical monuments.

The Museum Haus Esters can be reached via a mobile ramp, which will be laid out if necessary. The disabled toilet is located on the ground floor and is accessible at ground level.

The gardens of Haus Lange and Haus Esters cannot be reached without help due to several steps.

Our supervisory team will be happy to help you on site.

The Museum Haus Esters can be reached via a mobile ramp, which will be laid out if necessary.

The disabled toilet is located on the ground floor and is accessible at ground level.

For the Wallraf-Richartz-Museum, a new, separate building was erected in the historic center of the city according to plans by the Cologne architect Oswald Mathias Ungers, which was occupied in January 2001. In the same year, the Swiss entrepreneur Gérard J. Corboud and his Cologne-born wife Marisol Corboud bequeathed their extensive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings to the Wallraf-Richartz Museum on "perpetual loan". Since then, the museum has borne the name Wallraf-Richartz-Museum & Fondation Corboud in gratitude and in honor of the donors.

There are several disabled parking spaces near the museum, the next two on Martinstrasse.

The museum has step-free access at ground level (obenmarspforten entrance, left door).

A disabled toilet is located in the foyer. The cloakroom in the foyer is barrier-free.

Seating is available in the exhibition area and in the foyer.

Wheelchairs, folding stools, walkers and strollers can be borrowed at the cash desk.

Listening stations accessible for wheelchair users.

For the permanent collection as well as for special exhibitions, the Cologne Museum Service offers guided tours for people with dementia and impaired vision upon prior notification. Tangible objects are available in the museum case.

guided tours in simple language are offered.

Audio guides for special exhibitions always with induction loops for the hearing impaired. The gastronomy in the foyer is accessible without barriers, the table height is accessible with the general wheelchair models.

Assistance dogs are allowed with prior notification.

There are several disabled parking spaces in the immediate vicinity of the main entrance (Martinstrasse).

The museum has a level, step-free entrance. The door opens automatically.

A disabled toilet is located in the foyer.

All exhibition levels can be reached via two wheelchair-accessible elevators

The Museumsdienst Köln offers guided tours for people with impaired vision for the permanent collection as well as for special exhibitions. Tangible objects are available in the museum case. Magnifying glasses can be borrowed.

Guided tours in sign language are conducted upon request.

Es werden Führungen in Leichter Sprache angeboten.

Es stehen Audioguides (75) zur Verfügung

There are mobile induction loops (20) for people with hearing aids.

Assistance dogs are allowed with prior notification.

The museum café in the foyer is barrier-free. Table height is accessible with the general wheelchair models.

For the permanent collection as well as for special exhibitions, the Cologne Museum Service offers guided tours for people with dementia after prior registration.

Folding stools (50), wheelchairs (2) and buggies are available on request at the cash desk. Magnifying glasses can be borrowed.

For the permanent collection as well as for special exhibitions, the Museumsdienst Köln offers guided tours for people with impaired vision or dementia after prior registration.

A limited number of mobile induction loops for people with hearing aids are available. Information and catalogs are available as accessible CDs.

The museum is located on the central square in the cultural building Forum Confluentes. The city library, the Romanticum and the tourist information center are also housed in the culture building. Designated disabled parking spaces can be found in the multi-storey car park of the neighboring Forum Mittelrhein, entrance via Luisenstraße and in the Schängelcenter in Clemensstraße, entrance via Gymnasialstrasse. You will find further designated disabled parking spaces on Schlossstraße, not far from the museum.

The museum can be reached at ground level. Our entrance is stepless and wheelchair accessible.

A designated wheelchair-accessible toilet is located in the exhibition on the first floor and also in the basement of the culture building in the central toilet facility. There are lockers in the foyer of the museum and in the basement of the culture building.

The museum is equipped with a wheelchair and a walker, which can be borrowed from the ticket office for a deposit. Folding chairs are available, which can also be taken into the exhibitions if required.


In the exhibitions there are comfortable seats and light, portable folding stools to borrow at individual points.

Over 100 audio guides are available.

There is an inductive audio system at the cash desk/information desk and in event room 2.

Guided tours for people with cognitive impairments are available on request. The contact person is Mr. Pister. Email: info@mittelrhein-musuem.de

The museum is located on the central square in the cultural building. Designated disabled parking spaces can be found in the Forum Mittelrhein multi-storey car park, entrance via Luisenstraße and in the Schängelcenter in Clemensstraße, entrance via Gymnasialstrasse. You will find further designated disabled parking spaces on Schlossstraße, not far from the museum.

The museum can be reached at ground level. The entrance is stepless and wheelchair accessible.

The exhibitions are on the first floor and in the basement of the building. Both exhibitions can be reached via a wheelchair-accessible elevator. Access to all exhibitions is guaranteed.

A designated wheelchair-accessible toilet is located in the exhibition on the first floor and also in the basement of the culture building in the central toilet facility.

Over 100 audio guides are available.

There is an inductive audio system at the cash desk/information desk and in event room 2.

Guided tours for people with cognitive impairments are available on request. The contact person is Mr. Pister at info@mittelrhein-musuem.de

The museum is equipped with a wheelchair and a walker, which can be borrowed from the ticket office for a deposit. Folding chairs are available, which can also be taken into the exhibitions if required.

In the exhibitions there are comfortable seats and light, portable folding stools to borrow at individual points.

There are lockers in the foyer of the museum and in the basement of the culture building.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

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 DA, Kunsthaus Kloster Gravenhorst uses the more than 750-year-old complex of the Cistercian monastery Gravenhorst, which was almost completely reconstructed in 2004, for participatory art production and exhibition projects.

There is a marked parking space for people with disabilities (parking space size 310 x 400 cm) on the south side of the monastery grounds (drive from Friedrich-Wilhelm-Straße onto Waldstraße and turn right behind the monastery pond).

Step-free access at ground level is possible via the side entrance to the left of the stairs to the main entrance. The supervisory staff can be reached there via a bell. From there you can access the wheelchair-accessible elevator. The colleagues will be happy to help you access the individual exhibition areas.

There are 2 disabled toilets available. 1 sanitary room is located in the basement of the west wing under the exhibition hall, 1 sanitary room is located in the basement of the south wing, below the restaurant area. The public toilet for people with disabilities has handles that can be folded up on the left and right. The sink is wheelchair accessible. The mirror can be viewed while sitting or standing. There is also a cord as an alarm trigger.

The basement, exhibition hall, foyer area and upper floor can be reached via a wheelchair-accessible elevator with door widths greater than or equal to 90 cm.

The Café Klara in the south wing is at ground level and barrier-free accessible.

Guided tours for blind and visually impaired people are available on request. The tour The Dissolution of Seeing with Touch Tablets can also be booked on request.

For events in the large hall, there is an induction loop for people with hearing impairments.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

A total of 19 To Go folding chairs can be borrowed in the foyer. In the basement in the west wing there are 5 lockers suitable for the disabled.

There are 4 disabled parking spaces available in the public car park at Gravenhorst Monastery (Hoppen Garten car park). The journey is via Friedrich-Wilhelm-Strasse.

Step-free access at ground level is possible via the side entrance to the left of the stairs to the main entrance. Employees can be reached there via a bell.

The basement, exhibition hall, foyer area and upper floor can be reached via a wheelchair-accessible elevator with door widths greater than or equal to 90 cm.

There are 2 disabled toilets to disposal. 1 sanitary room is located in the basement of the west wing under the exhibition hall, 1 sanitary room is located in the basement of the south wing, below the restaurant area.

On request, guided tours for blind and visually impaired people are offered. The tour The Dissolution of Vision with tactile tablets can also be booked on request.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

The Café Klara in the south wing is at ground level and barrier-free accessible.

Bei Veranstaltungen im großen Saal gibt es für Menschen mit Hörbehinderung eine Induktionsschleife.

A total of 19 folding chairs to go can be borrowed in the foyer. In the basement in the west wing there are 5 lockers suitable for the disabled.

The German Glass Painting Museum Linnich is housed in a former grain mill in the city center of Linnich and uses historical glass paintings and contemporary glass art to convey the history and technology of glass painting. On seven floors, visitors will find the glass art as windows, as large-format pictures or in the form of modern glass steles and sculptures.

1 public, designated disabled parking space (address: Rurstraße 5) is located in front of Café Schrapper, 20 meters from the museum. On the widened sidewalk, there are also spaces for wheelchair users in the outdoor gastronomy in summer.

Access to the museum is at ground level and stepless via a double door next to the revolving door of the main entrance. This will be opened by the staff. A bell is available.

All 7 exhibition levels of the museum can be reached with the barrier-free elevator or stair lift.

1 disabled toilet is located on the 5th exhibition level.

Folding stools can be borrowed.

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired are conducted on request. Tangible objects are available (mobile museum).

Introductions to the technique of glass painting are offered in the museum workshop, e.g. for blind people and various target groups.

An assistance dog is allowed.

1 public, designated disabled parking space (address: Rurstraße 5) is located in front of Café Schrapper, 20 meters from the museum.

Access to the museum is at ground level and stepless via a double door next to the revolving door of the main entrance. This will be opened by the staff. A bell is available.

1 disabled toilet is available.

All exhibition levels can be reached with the barrier-free elevator or stair l

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired on request. Tactile objects are available (mobile museum). Introductions to the technique of glass painting are offered in the museum workshop, e.g. for the blind and other target groups.

Café Schrapper is located at the public disabled parking lot (address: Rurstraße 5), 20 meters from the museum. On the widened sidewalk, there are also spaces for wheelchair users in the outdoor gastronomy in summer.

An assistance dog is allowed.

Folding stools can be borrowed. Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired are conducted on request. Tangible objects are available (mobile museum). Introductions to the technique of glass painting are offered in the museum workshop, e.g. for the blind and for other target groups.

The Ludwig Gallery is a barrier-free museum.

Disabled parking spaces are available. The way to the entrance leads over an inclined plane.

All floors of the main building can be reached via the wheelchair-accessible elevator. A rental wheelchair is available.

A disabled toilet is located in the basement of the main building.

The Small Castle is on the ground floor, all rooms are barrier-free accessible.

The reading café is located in the small palace of the Ludwig Gallery. Various hot drinks are offered here. Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday 11am to 5.30pm

The "Kaisergarten" restaurant, which is located in the side wing of Oberhausen Castle, is accessible at ground level. There is a handicapped-accessible toilet in the outdoor area. Opening hours: daily 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

The way to the entrance leads over an inclined plane.

Disabled parking spaces are available.

All floors of the main building are accessible via the wheelchair-accessible elevator. The Small Castle is on the ground floor, all rooms are barrier-free accessible.

A wheelchair-accessible toilet is located in the basement of the main building and can be reached via the wheelchair-accessible elevator.

The "Kaisergarten" restaurant, which is located in the side wing of Oberhausen Castle, is accessible at ground level. There is a handicapped-accessible toilet in the outdoor area.

The reading café is located in the small palace on the ground floor of the Ludwig Gallery. Various hot drinks are offered here. Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday 11am to 5.30pm

The Museum Kurhaus Kleve is housed in a long, three-part ensemble of former spa buildings from the 19th century. Access for wheelchair users is level and stepless via a side entrance. There is also a parking space here. (Address Tiergartengartenstr. 41, coming from Kleve, turn left before the pedestrian lights, part of the Beuys-Atelier building).

Disabled lockers are available in the entrance area.

1 disabled toilet is located in the cash desk area in the basement and can be reached barrier-free by elevator.

1 disabled toilet is located in the Beuys-Atelier part of the building in the basement and can also be reached barrier-free by elevator.

Folding stools and 1 wheelchair can be borrowed.

Audio guides are provided for special exhibitions.

Guided tours in simple language and workshops for different target groups are offered.

A listening carpet is used at openings.

The Café Moritz on the 1st floor can be reached barrier-free with the elevator.

There is parking near the barrier-free side entrance. Address Tiergartengartenstr. 41 from the direction of Kleve turn left before the pedestrian traffic light (part of the Beuys-Atelier building)

Access for wheelchair users is level and stepless via a side entrance. There is also a parking space here. (Address Tiergartengartenstr. 41 coming from Kleve, turn left at the pedestrian traffic lights, part of the Beuys-Atelier building).

1 disabled toilet is located in the checkout area in the basement and can be reached by elevator without barriers. 1 wheelchair-accessible toilet is located in the Beuys-Atelier part of the building in the basement and can also be reached barrier-free by elevator.

There are two barrier-free elevators that can be used to reach all levels of the museum and Café Moritz.

The lift provides barrier-free access to Cafe Moritz on the 1st floor.

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

A listening carpet is used at openings.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

Audio guides are provided for special exhibitions.

Folding stools and 1 wheelchair can be borrowed. Audio guides are provided for special exhibitions. Guided tours in simple language and workshops for different target groups are offered.

The Clemens Sels Museum is located in two connected buildings, the Obertor and the Deilmannbau, which was built in 1975 and was reopened in 2015 after extensive renovation work.

Wheelchair users can use a ramp to reach the ground-level, step-free main entrance in the Deilmann building.

The exhibition on the medieval town history of Neuss, which is presented in the Obertor, is not accessible to wheelchair users.

The door widths in the museum are suitable for wheelchairs.

1 disabled toilet is located in the Obertor and can be reached via the wheelchair lift.

The gastronomy is barrier-free accessible.

There are 20 audio guides available for permanent collection in German and English. The devices have a large keyboard with large numbers and Braille as well as touch screens.

The tours are available in simple language for children and adults on an audio guide.

1 wheelchair can be borrowed.

Folding stools are available for free use on the floors.

Courses are offered for people with dementia changes. Guided tours in plain language can be booked.

An assistance dog is allowe

A ramp leads to the main entrance in the Deilmann building

A wheelchair elevator is available.

1 disabled toilet is located in the Obertor and can be reached via the wheelchair lift.

The gastronomy in the museum is barrier-free accessible.

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The museum website can be accessed in Easy Sporache.

The tours are available in simple language for children and adults on an audio guide.

Guided tours in plain language can be booked.

Audio guides are available for permanent collection with Braille keys and extra large numbers for the visually impaired.

A video guide with sign language is available on the museum website or can be borrowed on site free of charge at the museum ticket office. (total running time approx. 40 min.)

There are 20 audio guides available for permanent collection in German and English. The devices have a large keyboard with large numbers and Braille as well as touch screens. The tours are available in simple language for children and adults on one device.

An assistance dog is allowed.

Es werden Kurse für Menschen mit demenziellen Veränderungen angeboten.

Es werden Kurse für Menschen mit demenziellen Veränderungen angeboten.

1 Rollstuhl kann ausgeliehen werden.

Auf den Etagen stehen Klapphocker zur freien Nutzung zur Verfügung

Since 1991, the Ludwig Forum for International Art has been housed in the Brauer umbrella factory, which was built in 1928 in the Bauhaus style and relocated in 1988.

There are 2 public disabled parking spaces available for a fee.

All exhibition rooms, the library and the workshop can be reached barrier-free via the car park and the ground-level main entrance. The door widths are suitable for wheelchairs everywhere. There are two elevators. All floors of the museum can be reached via the barrier-free elevators. Disabled toilets are located in the basement and on the ground floor in the library. The cafeteria is barrier-free accessible.

10 folding stools and 1 rental wheelchair are available at the cash desk,

A museum brochure in plain language is available at the ticket office.

An assistance dog is allowed.

Guided tours in sign language are available for all exhibitions on request.

Creative programs for people with dementia and individual museum pedagogy workshops are offered for people with disabilities. Information and registration from Mr. Karl-Heinz Jeiter, phone: +49 241 1807-115, email: karl-heinz.jeiter@mail.aachen.de

There are 2 public disabled parking spaces available for a fee.

Access for wheelchair users is stepless and at ground level via the main entrance. A door opener is available.

1 disabled toilet is located in the basement and in the library on the ground floor.

All floors of the museum can be reached via barrier-free elevators.

The cafeteria is barrier-free accessible.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

On request, themed tours in sign language are offered for all exhibitions

A museum brochure in plain language is available at the ticket office. The brochure can also be downloaded as a PDF from the home page.

10 folding stools and 1 rental wheelchair are available at the cash desk.

Creative programs for people with dementia changes and individual museum pedagogy workshops are offered for people with disabilities. Information and registration from Mr. Karl-Heinz Jeiter, phone: +49 241 1807-115, email: karl-heinz.jeiter@mail.aachen.de

The art collection of North Rhine-Westphalia is housed in three buildings. K20 Grabbeplatz and K21 Ständehaus are generally barrier-free. Due to the special architecture, the Schmela house is not barrier-free.

2 disabled parking spaces for K21 Standehaus are located in front of the building. Access to the K21 Ständehaus is at ground level and has no steps via the main entrance.

A door opener is located to the right of the entrance.

All levels of the K21 Ständehaus can be reached barrier-free via a lift.

1 disabled toilet is on the ground floor, as well as a disabled cloakroom with low lockers. All door widths in K21 Ständehaus are suitable for wheelchairs.

Visitors with walking difficulties can borrow a wheelchair or folding chair from the cloakroom free of charge for the duration of their stay in the art collection (if possible with prior registration at the visitor service).

Audio guides are available for individual exhibitions, depending on the exhibition also in simple language.

The art collection offers guided tours in sign language for deaf and hearing-impaired visitors.

Information on guided tours and educational offers is available from the visitor service on Tel.: 0211-8381204, Email:service@kunstsammlung.de.

The artistically designed Pardo Bar on the ground floor is barrier-free.

An assistance dog is allowed.

2 disabled parking spaces are available in the closed interior area next to the building. There is an intercom in the Elisbethstraße 5 area, the barrier is opened by the control center on request.

Access to the K21 Ständehaus is at ground level and has no steps via the main entrance. A door opener is located to the right of the entrance.

1 disabled toilet is on the ground floor.

All levels of K21 Ständehaus can be reached barrier-free via an elevator

Audio guides are available for some exhibitions.

Für gehörlose und hörgeschädigte Besucher bietet die Kunstsammlung Führungen in Gebärdensprache an.

Für einzelne Ausstellungen stehen Audioguides in Leichter Sprache zur Verfügung.

Assistance dogs are aloowed

Die künstlerisch gestaltete Pardo Bar im EG ist barrierefrei zugänglich.

Visitors with walking difficulties can borrow a wheelchair or folding chair from the cloakroom free of charge for the duration of their stay in the art collection (if possible with prior registration at the visitor service).

The art collection offers guided tours in sign language for deaf and hearing-impaired visitors.

Audio guides are available for individual exhibitions, depending on the exhibition also in simple language.

The unusual architecture of the KERAMION was planned and built in 1970/71 by the Cologne architect Peter Neufert. The roof construction of the rotunda is the defining element. The KERAMION was placed under monument protection in 2002. In the same year, a new building for museum education was opened.

There is 1 designated disabled parking space in the museum car park. The KERAMION is accessible to wheelchair users via a ramp with a slight incline. Ground-level access is via the garden gate on the back of the building. The door widths in the museum are suitable for wheelchairs.

In the museum educational pavilion there is 1 disabled toilet.

The exhibition level UG (historical department + temporary exhibitions) is not accessible to wheelchair users.

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired and people with other disabilities are available on request.

Tactile objects are available after registration. With the specially made clay model of the KERAMION, the participants can experience the idiosyncratic architecture of the museum.

Guided tours in simple language are also available on request.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

There is 1 designated disabled parking space in the museum car park.

Level access via the garden gate at the back of the building.

The KERAMION is accessible to wheelchair users via a ramp with a slight incline.

There is 1 wheelchair-accessible toilet in the museum`s educational pavilion.

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

Guided tours for the blind/visually impaired are available on request. Tactile objects are available after registration. The clay model of the KERAMION made especially for these events allows the participants to experience the idiosyncratic architecture of the museum.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

Workshops for people with dementia changes are offered on request.

Workshops for people with physical disabilities and dementia changes are offered on request.

The Center Charlemagne is the new city museum of the city of Aachen. In the permanent exhibition of the Center Charlemagne, visitors get to know the most important Aachen figures, events and stories.

The Center Charlemagne does not have its own disabled parking space, as it is located in the middle of the pedestrian zone, which is closed to cars. However, there are several car parks near the Center Charlemagne. 5 disabled parking spaces are available in the Rathaus multi-storey car park (Mostardstrasse 5), a 1-minute walk away.

Access to the museum is at ground level and stepless. Barrier-free entrances to the museum are marked. Folding stools (60) can be borrowed.

The elevator in the house is suitable for wheelchairs. The elevator takes you to the various stations of the permanent exhibition in the basement.

The café on the ground floor is barrier-free. 1 disabled toilet is available on the ground floor. Numerous handicapped accessible cloakrooms/lockers are available on the ground floor.

There are inductive audio systems in all rooms accessible to visitors.

40 audio guides are available. There is also the option of downloading an app with the same information.

Guided tours for visually impaired and blind people are offered, which can also be booked independently. Three magnifying glasses are permanently installed in the permanent exhibition.

Sign language is offered at numerous media stations in the permanent exhibition. Guided tours in sign language for groups are available on request.

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

The Center Charlemagne does not have its own disabled parking space, as it is located in the middle of the pedestrian zone, which is closed to cars. However, there are several car parks near the Center Charlemagne. 1 minute walk, in the Rathaus car park (Mostardstrasse 5) there are 5 disabled parking spaces available.

Access to the building is at ground level and stepless.

The elevator in the house is suitable for wheelchairs. The elevator takes you to the various stations of the permanent exhibition in the basement.

The café on the ground floor is barrier-free accessible.

1 disabled toilet is available on the ground floor. Numerous disabled-accessible cloakrooms/lockers are available on the ground floor.

40 audio guides are available. There is also the option of downloading an app with the same information.

Guided tours for visually impaired and blind people are offered, which can also be booked at any time. Three magnifying glasses are permanently installed in the permanent exhibition.

Sign language is offered at numerous media stations in the permanent exhibition. Guided tours in sign language for groups are available on request.

Barrier-free entrances to the museum are marked. Folding stools (60) can be borrowed.

Guided tours in simple language for groups are available on request.

Inductive audio system in all rooms accessible to visitors.

In May 1960, the first new Folkwang building was opened after the Second World War: the so-called old building, which is now a listed building. In the old building, the museum shows the masterpieces of the 19th and 20th centuries. The new building designed by David Chipperfield was inaugurated in 2010 as the European Capital of Culture RUHR.2010. Here are the exhibition areas - the collection 20./21. Century, photography, poster, graphics and special exhibitions - as well as library and reading room, multifunctional hall for lectures and events, depots and restoration workshops.

There are 4 disabled parking spaces available in the underground car park of the new building.
There is a lift in the underground car park, and the control panels are also barrier-free.

The main entrance can also be reached barrier-free via a flat ramp. There is also an elevator that can be called from outside. The control panel is placed barrier-free. All levels of the museum are barrier-free.

The door widths in the old building are suitable for wheelchairs.

Door openers are installed throughout the new building.

A staffed cloakroom is located in the foyer.

There are a total of 4 disabled toilets. 1 toilet is in the old building near the museum café, in the new building there is 1 toilet near the Hirschlandsaal and 2 toilets near the cloakroom.

The museum café in the old building and the Vincent & Paul restaurant in the new building are barrier-free.

Magnifying glasses and folding stools (100) can be borrowed. A limited number of wheelchairs are also available.

A free app with texts and audio files is available for the permanent collection and the major special exhibitions.

Guided tours in sign language are offered for special exhibitions. Inquiries about guided tours and workshops via the visitor office on Tel.: 0201-8845444, Email: info@museum-folkwang.essen.de.

An assistance dog is allowed.

Four disabled parking spaces are available in the underground car park of the new Museum Folkwang. The entrance to the museum and visiting the exhibition is barrier-free from here.

The main entrance can be reached barrier-free via a flat ramp. There is also an elevator that can be called from outside. The control panel is placed barrier-free.

Barrier-free elevators are available, the elevator control panels are barrier-free. All levels of the museum are barrier-free.

There are a total of 4 disabled toilets. 1 toilet is in the old building near the museum café, in the new building there is 1 toilet near the Hirschlandsaal and 2 toilets near the cloakroom.

Guided tours in sign language are offered for special exhibitions.

A free app with texts and audio files is available for the permanent collection and the major special exhibitio

Magnifying glasses can be borrowed.

The museum website can be accessed in plain language.

Guided tours in plain language are offered regularly.

An assistance dog is allowed.

The Streiflichter – guided tours for people with dementia take place once a quarter.

Magnifying glasses and folding stools (100) can be borrowed. A limited number of wheelchairs are also available.

Guided tours in sign language and plain language are offered regularly.

Audio guides are available for the permanent collection. Guided tours in sign language are offered for special exhibitions. Inquiries about guided tours and workshops via the visitor office on Tel.: 0201-8845444, Email: info@museum-folkwang.essen.de.

The edda restaurant in the new building is barrier-free.

The Couven Museum is housed in a listed old building from 1786, in which accessibility cannot be created. Only limited barrier-free access to some rooms on the ground floor is possible. The door widths there are suitable for wheelchair users.

The Couven Museum does not have its own disabled parking space, as it is located in the pedestrian zone, which is closed to cars. However, there are several parking garages near the museum. There are 5 disabled parking spaces in the Rathaus multi-storey car park (Mostardstraße 5), just a few minutes` walk away. A disabled-accessible city map with all disabled parking spaces around the museum can be found on the museum`s website (PDF).

A disabled toilet is not available.

The exhibition rooms on the first and second floor are not barrier-free.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

Once or twice a year and on request, trained employees take blind and visually impaired visitors on a tour of the museum with many different sensory impressions. Tactile objects are also available here.

Folding stools To Go (20) are available.

Contact persons in the museum are Frank Pohlo and Carmen Roubers. Phone: 0241-4324956

The Couven Museum does not have its own disabled parking space, as it is located in the pedestrian zone, which is closed to cars. However, there are several parking garages near the museum. There are 5 disabled parking spaces in the Rathaus multi-storey car park (Mostardstraße 5), just a few minutes’ walk away. A disabled-accessible city map with all disabled parking spaces around the museum can be found on the museum`s website (PDF).

The Couven Museum is a listed old building from 1786, in which complete accessibility cannot be achieved. Only limited barrier-free access, at ground level and without steps, is possible to some rooms on the ground floor. The door widths there are suitable for wheelchair users.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

Trained employees take blind and visually impaired visitors on a tour of the museum with many different sensory impressions. Tactile objects are also available here.

Guided tours for groups can be conducted in easy language on request.

A disabled toilet is not available.

Folding stools To Go (20) are available.

Contact persons in the Musuem are Frank Pohlo and Carmen Roubers. Phone: 0241-4324956

The Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck uses the historic station building and the modern museum building designed by the American architect Richard Meier. Both buildings are connected by a spectacular tunnel and the subsequent elevator tower.

There are 2 designated disabled parking spaces in front of the main entrance to the museum.

To get there, turn right behind the museum car park up the hill (direction Wildpark Rolandseck), then turn right in front of the station building.

Access to the museum is at ground level and stepless. Disabled-accessible cloakrooms/lockers are available in the foyer. 1 disabled toilet is located in the historic station and in the new building.

Folding stools (100) and 1 wheelchair can be borrowed at the cash desk.

Audio guides (80) are available.

For people with hearing impairments who would like to take part in a public tour, hearing amplifiers (80) are available by prior arrangement.

Guided tours and workshops are offered for people with psychological or mental disabilities and for people with dementia.

Tours in sign language and tours for people with hearing impairments can be booked.

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

The gastronomy in the historic train station is barrier-free accessible via the elevator from the foyer.

There are 2 designated disabled parking spaces in front of the main entrance to the museum. To get there, turn right behind the museum car park up the hill (direction Wildpark Rolandseck), then turn right in front of the station building.

From the handicapped parking space you can reach the foyer via a level, step-free access.

There is one disabled toilet each in the historic station and in the new building.

All levels of the museum can be reached barrier-free with the elevator. By train from Koblenz/Remagen
Coming, you will find a barrier-free elevator in the brown clad building in the direction of travel at the far end of the platform.

The gastronomy in the historic train station is barrier-free accessible via the elevator from the foyer.

Guided tours are conducted in sign language upon request

For people with hearing impairments who would like to take part in a public tour, hearing amplifiers (80) are available by prior arrangement and can be borrowed at the cash desk.

80 audio guides are available.

Folding stools (100) and 1 wheelchair can be borrowed at the cash desk. Audio guides (80) are available. For people with hearing impairments who would like to take part in a public tour, hearing amplifiers (80) are available by prior arrangement and can be borrowed at the cash desk.

Specially tailored tours and workshops are offered for people with psychological or mental disabilities and for people with dementia.

Guided tours in sign language and special tours for people with hearing impairments can be booked.

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

All mediation offers can also be booked as integrative tours or workshops for people with and without disabilities.

The Moyland Castle Museum was founded in 1997 with the former Private collection of the brothers Hans and Franz Joseph van der Grinten with works from the 19th and 20th centuries, including the world`s largest collection of works by the artist Joseph Beuys, opened with the Joseph Beuys Archive and the museum library. The historic castle ensemble in the middle of the extensive gardens is a special attraction.

There are 2 signposted disabled parking spaces in front of the entrance to the museum by the ticket office. Access to the main building for wheelchair users is via a wheelchair elevator accessible from the outside. A bell is available.

All museum areas except for the north tower are barrier-free, the door widths in all museum areas are suitable for wheelchairs.

The height of the exhibits is appropriate for wheelchair users

1 disabled toilet is in the main building (castle), 1 disabled toilet is in the museum café (forecastle).

The museum café in the fore castle is barrier-free.

Folding stools, wheelchairs and magnifying glasses can be borrowed.

Guided tours in simple language and for people with dementia diseases as well as workshops for different target groups are offered.

Accompanying persons have free entry to the museum.

Access to the main building for wheelchair users is via a wheelchair lift that is accessible from the outside at ground level.

There are 2 signposted disabled parking spaces in front of the entrance to the museum by the ticket office.

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Access to the main building is via a wheelchair lift next to the staircase, which is accessible from the outside. A bell is available. The basement and upper floor can be reached by wheelchair elevator. The height of the exhibits is appropriate for wheelchair users

1 disabled toilet is in the main building (castle), 1 disabled toilet in the museum café (forecastle).

The ground-level museum café in the fore castle is barrier-free.

Guided tours in simple language are carried out on request.

Guided tours for people with dementia changes as well as workshops for different target groups are offered.

Assistance dogs are allowed.

Workshops for different target groups are offered on request and according to individual needs. There are guided tours for people with dementia.