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Information for people with a handicap

Hall of Liberation at Kelheim

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Picture: Hall of Liberation

 

Information for people with mobility impairment

Disabled parking

  • Three disabled parking spaces in the (otherwise chargeable) car park
    The disabled parking spaces can be used free of charge. To do so, the disabled parking authorisation (H/aG/BI sign) must be deposited digitally; there are information boards on site with a description of the procedure. The staff at the ticket desk and the café tenant will be happy to help you register.

  • Distance to the Visitor Centre: approx. 50 m (asphalted)

  • Distance to the Hall of Liberation: approx. 450 m (270 m asphalted, 150 m gravel) with a slight gradient (less than 6%)

 

Disabled toilets

  • In the public toilet behind the Hall of Liberation (open in summer)

  • In the cash desk area (locked; key available at the cash desk)

 

Visitor centre (cash desk, shop, restaurant)
Entrance

Access via two steps or a ramp; the door is usually open during opening hours; in bad weather the staff on site will open the door.

Interior

  • There are no steps in the visitor centre.

  • Width of the doorways : Entrance door 1,16 m; door to the shop: 1,06 m; door to the disabled toilet: 0,97 m

  • Level, non-slip flooring

  • Seats available

 

Picture: Interior of the Hall of Liberation

 

Hall of Liberation
Entrance

  • At the back of the Hall of Liberation without steps via a lift (width: 130 cm x length: 2 m)

  • Bell for wheelchair users at the entrance; door will be opened by staff

  • A ramp for the threshold will be provided by staff if required.

Interior

  • Wheelchair users can visit the hall where the goddesses of victory stand. The two galleries and the viewing terrace can only be reached via long and very narrow spiral staircases.

  • No steps

  • Doorways at least 92 cm wide

  • Level flooring; slippery when wet

  • Seats available

Information for the visually impaired

  • No guidance system for the visually impaired available; for blind or visually impaired visitors, an accompanying person is recommended.

  • Audio guide available; a sighted companion is required when operating the guide.

  • No regular guided tours

 

Information for the hearing impaired

  • Induction loop for hearing aids available

  • Written information available