Where to go - BarrierFree
There are many wonderful places and attractions to visit in Germany and most, where possible, have taken the initiative to provide the facilities required for any traveller who might have restrictions, including mobility, hearing or vision impairment. With inventive solutions and technology at its disposal, the list of Germany’s most popular accessible destinations and attractions is constantly growing, with many more being featured on this site in the near future, so please watch this space.
Frankfurt am Main
Frankfurt am Main, the bustling metropolis in the heart of Europe, surprises the visitors with its exciting and unusual contrasts: Here, tradition and modernity, commerce and culture, activity and tranquillity are all harmoniously juxtaposed at your disposal.
Bavaria
Royal castles, romantic towns, Bavarian national parks or unforgettable views – Bavaria offers unique natural landscapes, impressive buildings, extraordinary experiences and a whole host of the Bavarian way of life. Traditional Bavarian hospitality can be enjoyed by all. Families with young children, people with disabilities or other limitations and the elderly will find suitable conditions for a holiday without obstacles.
Berlin
Berlin is constantly becoming more accommodating to visitors. The German capital already offers many ways to experience the city for those who rely on a BarrierFree environment due to physical impairment.
Brandenburg
Brandenburg is the region All Around Berlin. For many years Brandenburg has been committed to being an accessible holiday destination, opening the doors to nature and beautiful sights for everyone.
Thuringia
Where else in Germany can so many interesting things be found in such a small area?” Since Goethe - Germany’s most famous writer - no-one has managed to characterize Thuringia and its appeal more appropriately.
Saxony
Saxony – this sophisticated region is famous for its cultural and historical sights, its picturesque landscapes and traditional craftsmanship as well as the modern history of manufacturing.
Lower Saxony
If you are looking for the ultimate German hospitality experience head to the holiday destination Lower Saxony where you will find everything you might need, including reliable service providers, checked and verified accessible accommodation providers, transport routes and countless leisure activities.
Düsseldorf
Düsseldorf captivates the hearts of people with its hospitality and a joie de vivre that is typical of the Rhineland.
phæno
Discover the world in the phæno Science Centre Wolfsburg. See, feel, hear, try out and explore phenomena for yourself – that's phæno!
North Germany
The “BarrierFree Destinations in Germany Association” is an official organisation which provides accredited information on the various ‘Barrier Free’ holiday regions and activities in Germany. In this section the association is recommending four BarrierFree highlights in Northern Germany, including East Frisia, the Ruppiner & Lusatian Lake Districts plus the historic city of Magdeburg.
South Germany
In this section the Association of BarrierFree Destinations in Germany is recommending four BarrierFree highlights in Southern Germany, including the Eifel National Park, the Franconian Lake District in northern Bavaria, Saxony Switzerland and the incredible historic city of Erfurt.
Rhineland-Palatinate
There is no limit to the attractions of Rhineland-Palatinate for holidaymakers. A landscape uniquely defined by wine-making traditions, historic towns, an abundance of heritage sites, idyllic river valleys and breathtaking views of rolling mountains await you.
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BarrierFree Travel Route:
Dresden, Erfurt & Saxony
Dresden, Erfurt & Saxony
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Berlin & Brandenburg
Berlin & Brandenburg