Düsseldorf to suit your needs
Accessibility
Welcome to Düsseldorf. We want Düsseldorf to be as accessible as possible to as many people as possible. That’s why you’ll find information on these pages to help you have an accessible stay. This includes accessible routes, toilets, wayfinding aids and other facilities.
Whether you’re taking a walk along the Rhine, visiting a museum or strolling through the city, this information will help you plan your stay better. It will make it easier for you to discover and enjoy Düsseldorf.
Check accessibility before your visit
Travel for All
“Travel for All” is a label indicating accessibility.
Venues with this label have been assessed according to set criteria. The assessment provides you with reliable information on accessibility.
This allows you to assess for yourself before your visit: Is this venue suitable for my needs?
Verified offers in Düsseldorf:
Select a category below. There you’ll find attractions, city tours and other activities in Düsseldorf.
Each listing has its own section on accessibility, where you’ll find important information for your visit.
Several venues and city tours in Düsseldorf have already been assessed for you. More are set to follow in the future.
Getting here and getting around
All roads lead to Düsseldorf
Düsseldorf is centrally located in Europe.
You can reach the city by plane, train or car.
You can also arrive by river cruise ship via the Rhine.
Your questions. Our tips.
Information for your stay
Good planning will make your stay in Düsseldorf easier.
Here you’ll find important information and places to go during your visit.
Looking for a public toilet? You’ll find the relevant locations here.
The Tourist-Information can help you with any questions you may have about your stay.
Our brochures offer further information and tips for Düsseldorf.
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Tactile city maps to help people find their way around
Discover Düsseldorf with your hands
Tactile city maps are city maps you can feel.
Paths, squares and key locations can be identified by touch.
In this way, the city maps help with navigation.
This makes Düsseldorf more accessible to more people.
You can find the city maps at the Town Hall and on Königsallee.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 10 am until 4 pm
Tuesday, Thursday: 10 am until 1 pm