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Exploring in your own way: Making your Berlin trip an accessible experience
Free and independent through Berlin - free according to your ideas and independent of all restrictions. This is how your experience of the capital should be.
On our website we have compiled leisure tips for wheelchair users, blind and visually impaired guests, cognitively impaired people as well as for deaf and hearing-impaired guests.
How can we at visitBerlin help you experience accessible Berlin?
Admire marvels of cultural heritage on Berlin’s Museum Island, enjoy the beautiful Gendarmenmarkt square, take a selfie at Brandenburg Gate – things every Berlin visitor does!
Many museums, attractions and sights are fully accessible for visitors. We have put together all the important details for you.
Our website will give you more information about how you can travel to Berlin and be out and about in the city, without any obstructions. Here you will find out which top tourist attractions are open to all visitors and the cultural treasures you can look forward to.
Tips on accessible restaurants and shopping districts, will round off your trip to Berlin.
5 reasons why we at visitBerlin are committed to an accessible Berlin:
Berlin – Accessibility Tested
From events for people with disabilities to wheelchair accessible hotel rooms. Over 90 tourist service providers, including partner hotels, cultural institutions, transport services, restaurants, pubs and cafes as well as all Berlin Tourist Info Centres are currently providing information through analogue and digital channels on “their accessibility” under the nationwide certification scheme Tourism for All. We are constantly working to add new service providers to this list.
Berlin was chosen by the EU Commission in 2013 as a “Barrier-free city” and won against 99 other cities throughout Europe.
In particular, it was the public transport and barrier-free new buildings that received praise from the EU.
The Senate Administration for Urban Development and Protection of the Environment concerns itself all the more with the requirements associated with a barrier-free city. You will find more information in the Short film.
visitBerlin constantly strives to make information on the German capital accessible to all visitors to Berlin. We will further enhance our offer and would be happy if you could support us with this.
Please send us your feedback and suggestions to improve the barrier-free website of visitBerlin to redaktion@visitBerlin.de!
In 2013, Berlin was honoured with the European Commission’s Access City award. In particular, the European Commission praised the city’s public transport system and accessible new buildings.
Unfortunately, you may still find some obstacles in some areas – such as cobblestones or construction sites on your way to the next attraction. That’s when sightseeing can quickly become less than a pleasure – for people in wheelchairs, or with a walking aid, walking stick or white cane, people on crutches or parents out with a pram or buggy.
visitBerlin wants to help you with your planning and your stay in the city. We have put together tips and recommendations for visitors to Berlin with limited mobility, who are partially sighted or hard of hearing, and also provide information in simple language.
After all, Berlin wants to be accessible for everyone.