Under this slogan, Germany is offering holidaymakers with restricted mobility a wide range of travel options along with a growing number of packages that include barrier-free accommodation, activities and services. Travellers with physical restrictions gain from it, but also elderly people, travellers with prams, familiy with children etc.
A number of different organisations and associations are on hand to offer advice and information about planning and organising your holiday in Germany. On this site you will find a variety of useful links to service centres, other websites, etc., which can also provide information about barrier-free holidays in Germany for people who are blind, partially sighted, deaf or partially deaf.
Offers
Everywhere in Germany (in the picture: Domplatz in Erfurt) we have accomodations and towns with facilities, that are adapted to the needs of disabled travellers. Here is a choice of attractive offers for you.
Tipps
On the following page is a choice of useful tips and hints, which will make your barrier-free holidays in Germany easier. Here you learn where you can expect exeptional service and special offers.
Feel free to travel
The NatKo (National Tourism Coordination Agency for All People e. V.) is the central organisation for any enquiries concerning "tourism without barriers". The organisation is supported by the main associations for the disabled in Germany and co-operates with its partners in order to develop new concepts and solutions for the improvement of travel and holiday opportunities for people with limited mobility. Those who want to enjoy holidays without barriers find a variety of information concerning "tourism for all people" on the WebSite of the NatKo (www.natko.de). One of the major features of this WebSite is the NatKo Guide "Who is helping?", for instance, in which you will find offers and addresses of travel advice centres for disabled tourists as well as a list of tour operators that offer suitable programmes and many other important facts.
The website you-too informs on the accessibility of public buildings. Reliable information regarding appropriate accommodation or leisure activities makes active travelling for disabled or elderly persons easier. It allows for mobility - and for joy of life.
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