Hans Eisenmann House National Park Centre Lusen

All areas relevant for testing meet the quality criteria of the label "Accessibility certified - partially accessible for people with walking disabilities and partially accessible for wheelchair users".

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

• Car park P1: There are five marked parking spaces for people with disabilities (parking space size: 325 cm x 500 cm). The path from the car park to the entrance is 500 m long. It is not easy to walk or drive on in places and has a maximum longitudinal gradient of 20% over a distance of 10 metres.
• Car park at Hans-Eisenmann-Haus: There are two marked parking spaces for people with disabilities (parking space size: 320 cm x 500 cm). The path from the car park to the entrance is 100 m long. It is easy to walk and drive on and has a maximum longitudinal gradient of 8% over a distance of 10 metres.
• The bus stop is approx. 250 metres away. The path from the bus stop is not easy to walk and drive on in places and has a maximum longitudinal gradient of 20% over a distance of 10 metres.
• From the bus stop or the P1 visitor car park to the entrance to the visitor centre, the recommended route is via the tower with lift (cabin size 140 cm x 150 cm) at the visitor car park and via external paths, some of which have a longitudinal gradient of 10%.
• The building is steplessly accessible.
• All rooms and facilities that can be used by guests and are elevated are accessible without steps or via ramps or stair platform lifts or lifts.
• The ramps have a maximum gradient of 20% and a total length of 3 metres.
• The platform of the lift is 130 cm x 150 cm.
• The platform of the stairlift is at least 80 cm x 100 cm.
• The lift cabin is 140 cm x 150 cm. The lift door is 90 cm wide.
• Almost all doors/passages that can be used by guests and are raised are at least 90 cm wide. Exceptions: Side entrance is 80 cm wide.
• The counter is 108 cm high at its lowest point. There is another, equivalent means of communication while seated.
• The exhibits are mainly visible when seated.
• Most of the information on the exhibits can be read while seated.
• Guided tours for people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users are available on request. Advance booking is necessary.
• Mobile or fixed seating is available for people with walking disabilities, which can be used during the tour.
• The entire route of the tour is steplessly accessible for wheelchair users.
• Aids available: Wheelchair

Public toilet for people with disabilities

• The manoeuvring spaces are:
  in front of the toilet and the washbasin at least 150 cm x 150 cm;
  left and right of the toilet at least 90 cm x 54 cm.
• There are grab rails available on the right and left of the toilet. The grab rail on the right of the toilet can be flipped-up.
• The sink is wheelchair compatible.
• The mirror can be seen while standing or sitting.
• An alarm trigger is available.

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

• Assistance dogs are allowed in relevant areas/rooms.
• External paths usually do not have visually contrasting or tactilely detectable sidewalk boundaries.
• The entrances are visually rich in contrast and recognizable by a tactile change of floor covering.
• Almost all evaluated and usable areas for the guest are well illuminated, i.e. bright and glare-free.
• There are no visually contrasting or tactilely detectable floor indicators available.
• The signage is designed in clearly legible and contrasting font.
• Steps are usually not visually rich in contrast.
• The exhibits are usually well illuminated.
• The information on the exhibits is predominately provided in writing and is not visually rich in contrast.
• There is audible information on the exhibits.
• Guided tours for people with visual impairments and blind people are offered on request. A reservation in advance is necessary.
• Tactilely detectable exhibits are integrated in the guided tour.
• Information is not available in Braille or prismatic font.
• Offered aids: reading aids (reading glasses, magnifying glasses, etc.)

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

• There is no clearly visible alarm.
• There is no audio induction loop system.
• The information on the exhibits is predominately provided in writing.
• Guided tours with FM equipment (e.g. headphones, neckloops) and/or in German Sign Language (DGS) are not possible.

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

• The name or logo of the establishment/facility is clearly recognizable from the outside.
• There is no colored or pictorial guidance system available.
• Information for orientation is partly available audibly and with pictorial symbols (pictograms, photorealistic representation).
• The information on the exhibits is predominately provided in writing, but not in easy language.
• Guided tours for people with cognitive impairments are offered on request. A reservation in advance is necessary.
• The contents (e.g. exhibits) of the guided tour for people with cognitive impairments are easy to understand or are explained in a way that is easy to understand (e.g. visually).