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Information for people with a handicap

 

Picture: West wing of the palace with path from the car park
      to the barrier-free entrance
West wing with path from the car park
to the barrier-free entrance

Click here to go directly to the information for people with visual or hearing impairments.

 

Information for people with mobility impairment

Parking

Car park to the west of the castle (without designated disabled parking spaces); distance to the separate barrier-free access approx. 75 m; on the path (paved gravel) slight gradient (less than 6%).

By prior arrangement by telephone with the palace administration, disabled persons may also drive into the castle courtyard and park there.

 

Disabled toilets

A barrier-free WC is located in the café.

 

Höchstädt Palace

 

 

Picture: Palace courtyard with café

Entrance to the courtyard

The path from the car park to the palace courtyard is step-free; however, the gradient is more than 6%.

A barrier-free access to the palace, bypassing the steep path, leads to the basement of the south wing (distance from the car park approx. 75 m). Here, at a height of about 110 cm, there is a bell with an intercom.

Entrance to the palace

Access to the ticket office area with museum shop from the palace courtyard is step-free; the entrance gate is always open during the museum's opening hours. Behind it is a glass door that opens automatically (motion detector).

 

Picture: Room in the Museum of German Faience

Interior
  • The exhibition rooms on the ground floor and the upper floors are accessible barrier-free via a disabled-friendly passenger lift (length: 210 cm x width: 110 cm, door width: 90 cm).

  • No steps or obstacles in the exhibition rooms

  • Doors are at least 90 cm wide

  • Level, non-slip flooring

  • Seats available


Information for the visually impaired

  • No guidance system for the visually impaired available

  • No audio guide available

  • No regular guided tours


Information for the hearing impaired

  • No induction loop for hearing aids available

  • Written information available

 

Picture: Room in the Museum of German Faience


 
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