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Ein Rollstuhlfahrer bewegt sich auf der Straße vorwärts.

inclusive – accessible – travel-friendly Fulda for Everyone

The Baroque city offers special programs for people with disabilities, enabling those with visual impairments or mobility challenges, for example, to experience the city’s beauty in different ways. Our goal: Everyone who is interested—regardless of their disability—should be able to experience Fulda as a unique travel destination.

Ein Paar fährt mit einer Fahrrad-Rikscha durch die Stadt.

On the Road with a Bicycle Rickshaw

What’s a common sight in India is a real eye-catcher here. And it’s practical, too—the electric bicycle rickshaw from the Interest Group for an Accessible Fulda e.V. Anyone who has difficulty walking can simply relax and be driven through Fulda’s streets.

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Blaues Symbol, das eine Person im Rollstuhl zeigt,(und für Menschen mit einer Körperbehinderung genützt wird) auf einer Metallrampe.

Portable Wheelchair Ramp

For anyone using a wheelchair or walker, the city of Fulda provides a free, adjustable-length suitcase ramp at the centrally located Hotel Platzhirsch, which makes it easy to navigate stairs and elevation changes ranging from 30 to just under 40 centimeters.

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Eine Frau und ein Kind fühlen an einem Stadtmodell und entdecken die Details.

City Models You Can Touch

City models provide orientation and a bird’s-eye view of the city. What makes the models at Bonifatiusplatz and Universitätsplatz special is that they offer a tactile experience for both sighted and blind people alike. 

Feel Fulda

Bild des Empfangsbereichs der Tourist-Information der Stadt Fulda von innen.

We are certified: "Travel for Everyone"

Whether you’re a person who uses a wheelchair, is blind or deaf, or has a cognitive disability—everyone is welcome at the Fulda Tourist Information Center to access information in an accessible environment.

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Eine Frau sitzt an einem Schreibtisch mit einem Laptop.

Website in Easy-to-Read Language

The city of Fulda’s tourism website is also available in easy-to-read language. This allows people with cognitive disabilities to learn about what the city has to offer.

Go to the website in Easy-to-Read Language

Take a break Snacks and playgrounds

Everyone gets hungry or thirsty eventually. Not to mention the need to charge around and let off some steam. Take a break, enjoy a snack or head to a play park. Then continue on your journey of discovery through Fulda with renewed vigour!

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Wheelchair-Accessible Fulda

More information for people who use wheelchairs or walkers to get around Fulda—from restrooms and parking spaces to the accessibility of public facilities.

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 Fulda Inclusion Compass

The Fulda Inclusion Compass is a unique online project that brings together a wide range of services for people with disabilities and older residents.

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ADVisory Board for People with Disabilities (BMB)

The BMB is the advocacy group for people with disabilities in the city of Fulda and represents their concerns and wishes.

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