In addition to the breathtaking beauty of the nature, Rhineland‑Palatinate also offers exciting destinations and a range of wellness and activity programmes. We think it is important that as many people as possible can enjoy the beauty of our federal state. There are lots of tips for an accessible holiday in Rhineland‑Palatinate on these pages to help take the stress out of holiday planning.
It is important for us to know that our guests are in good hands, which is why you will only find offers on these pages that are certified according to the nationwide ‘Tourism for All’ scheme, meaning that accessibility is a priority. Thanks to the special services offered by the providers, there is nothing standing in the way of a carefree, comfortable holiday in a wheelchair or with other disabilities.
Let us show you our ‘Tourism for All’ certified accommodation for the perfect accessible stay in our holiday regions.
Whether you're travelling with a pram or wheelchair - we present 5 certified accessible walking routes where you can enjoy nature to the full.
Excursion on the barrier-free circular trail in the Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park, Hunsrück
Update on the situation in the Ahr valley
The Ahr valley and its tourism infrastructure are still severely affected by the consequences of the flood disaster in July. In the meantime, however, some tourism offers are available again to a limited extent. You can find out what is currently available in the region by clicking on the following link. In all other parts of Rhineland-Palatinate, excursions and holidays are possible without any problems.
‘Tourism for All’ is a nationwide accessibility accreditation scheme. It has been developed over several years of collaboration and coordination with a range of stakeholder associations as part of the ‘Tourism for All’ project sponsored by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy. For the ‘Tourism for All’ certification, a specially trained inspector surveys the accessibility of a given site based on a detailed catalogue of criteria. The data is then viewed and evaluated by the federal testing body and detailed test reports are produced. These test reports give travellers an exact idea of what things are like before they set off, allowing them to make their own decisions as to whether the facilities are suitable for their needs.
