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June 18, 2026

Wiesbaden Kurhaus Awarded “Accessibility Certified” Status

The Wiesbaden Kurhaus has been certified according to the criteria of the nationwide “Reisen für Alle” program and is now authorized to display the “Accessibility Certified” designation.

The accessibility rating is based on information collected and verified by an external source and is not a self-assessment. The ground floor of the Kurhaus, including the concert shell, was inspected. The facility is accessible to people with mobility impairments and wheelchair users. In addition, detailed and externally verified information on accessibility is available for all groups of people.

The revolving doors at the main entrance can be bypassed via a swing door; people with mobility impairments and wheelchair users can also use a doorbell to notify a staff member.

All guest-accessible and certified rooms and facilities are accessible without steps or via an elevator. There is also an accessible restroom on the ground floor that is wheelchair-accessible from both sides. Wayfinding features were also taken into account: The Kurhaus is clearly visible from the outside, and destinations are within sight or marked by regular signage.

Wiesbaden Kurhaus
Among the features listed in the inspection report is the fact that the building is fully accessible.

The “Travel for All” certification serves as a tool for providing information and ensuring transparency. It helps people with diverse needs plan their visits by providing reliable information on accessibility. This is an important step, particularly for historic and landmark-protected buildings such as the Kurhaus Wiesbaden, in clearly presenting both existing opportunities and specific conditions. 

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