Barrier-free destinations in Germany

The members of the Barrier-free Destinations in Germany association offer holidays that are accessible to all. Every one of these barrier-free regions has its own unmistakable character – from urban regions, to upland areas and the coast.

All the member regions are strongly committed to developing travel packages for visitors with restricted mobility, or those who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind or partially sighted.

The following holiday regions are waiting to welcome you:

• the Eifel region with the Eifel National Park, a landscape of forests, lakes and volcanoes,
• the city of Erfurt with its romantic, medieval old quarter and its imposing architectural ensemble of the cathedral and Church of St. Severus,
• the Franconian Lakes for swimming, windsurfing, sailing and cycling in a beautiful and varied natural setting,
• the island of Langeoog nestled between the North Sea and the coastal mudflats of the Lower Saxony Wadden Sea National Park,
• the city of Magdeburg, the regional capital of Saxony-Anhalt, that looks back on a fascinating 1,200-year history,
• Lower Lusatia, forest and lakeland scenery characteristic of Brandenburg,
• the Ruppiner Seenland region, a water sports paradise with its lakes, canals and rivers,
• and Saxon Switzerland with its national park and the impressive scenery of the Elbe Sandstone Massif.

These regions offer holidays that accommodate the needs and wishes of all their visitors. There are also great tips and suggestions for family holidays, including families with very small children. Nature, the arts, activities, or simply relaxation – enjoyable holidays are as good as guaranteed.

The member regions offer a wide choice of barrier-free accommodation, service facilities and opportunities for active holidays, and are committed to removing any remaining barriers. The aim of the association is complete satisfaction for all visitors in these holiday regions.

About the association:
The Barrier-free Destinations in Germany association is a group of cities and tourism regions which are especially committed to barrier-free tourism in Germany and who work to continuously develop and communicate barrier-free tourism in cooperation with the partners of the association.