Accessible Holidays in Bavaria

Getting active with a disability? Absolutely! Bavaria offers hundreds of possibilities. A few examples: Reaching the highest peak of the Bavarian Forest in a wheelchair? No problem. Exploring large cities using tactile models? Available for many places. Visiting a farm, a museum or a thermal spa with mobility limitations? Yes, yes, and yes! You just need to know what’s possible and where.

This is where the travel inspirations on this website come in, along with the nationwide “Reisen für Alle” (Tourism for All) labelling system, which provides detailed and reliable information about the accessibility of participating accommodations, restaurants and leisure facilities.

Convenient: All offers can be filtered according to individual needs. Even more convenient: You can start your specific search right here on this website. In this spirit, happy planning for your next trip to and through Bavaria – with as few obstacles as possible!

Our Tips for Accessible Holidays in Bavaria

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A tour of the senses

How does Franziska Sgoff, who has been blind since birth, experience her visit to Munich? How does she perceive the sights without seeing anything?

Verkostung verschiedener Obstbrände in der Destillathek der Brennerei Franziska Bischof

A burning passion for fine brandies

Traditional craftsmanship in a new guise: visit to the first German distillery in Franconia with brandy sommelier Franziska Bischof

Kristin Biebl: Aufstieg zur Großen Kanzel im Nationalpark Bayerischer Wald

Preservation and promotion of natural beauty

Ranger Kristin Biebl guides her guests through the Bavarian Forest National Park. With its many facets, it enchants people from near and far

Bayern-Insider Andreas Hemmeter an der Strandbar am Brombachsee

Accessible Franconian Lake District

The inventor of ‘’Mei Leni‘’, a portable backrest for beer benches, comes from the Franconian Weißenburg. He loves the Franconian Lake District

Where Bavaria tingles

Experience the highlights of the vacation region Chiemsee-Alpenland accessible: Bavarian Sea, Middle Ages Tour, Volcano Inferno and Farmers' Museum.

Kloster Weltenburg: Die Benediktiner-Abtei ist Ziel der Schifffahrt durch den Donaudurchbruch

Tourism region Kelheim

The Kelheim vacation region is close to the UNESCO World Heritage city of Regensburg and offers juniper heaths, hop gardens and Bavarian hospitality

Eine Frau im Rollstuhl und ein Mann genießen den Blick auf die Donau von der Befreiungshalle aus

Full speed ahead in the Danube canyon

The highlights of the region Kelheim - Danube Gorge, Weltenburg Monastry, big crystals, and many more - are accessible for everybody

Tourism region Kelheim

The Kelheim vacation region is close to the UNESCO World Heritage city of Regensburg and offers juniper heaths, hop gardens and Bavarian hospitality

Schloss Herrenchiemsee: König Ludwig II. ließ das Schloss ab 1878 auf der größten Chiemsee-Insel errichten

Tourism region Chiemsee-Alpenland

Between Munich and Salzburg lies one of the most beautiful and varied regions in Upper Bavaria - also accessible: the Chiemsee-Alpenland

Tourism region Bavarian Forest

The Bavarian Forest vacation region offers time to feel good, enjoy your vacation and come back again

Der noble Tegernsee mit dem Herzoglichen Bräustüberl

Tourism region Tegernsee-Schliersee Alpine Region

In the Tegernsee Schliersee Alpine region, you can experience Bavaria like a picture book all year round - even accessibly

Hoch über Nürnberg thront dei mächtige Kaiserburg

Holiday destination Nuremberg

City joy in Nuremberg: experience the culture and history of the medieval city accessibly

Offers for Accessible Travel

Accessible holiday, leisure and accommodation addresses that have been tested and labelled according to the German nationwide ‘Travel for All’ labelling system.

Be inspired by the approved offers for accessible holidays or excursions in Bavaria. Discover transport options, accommodations, restaurants, leisure activities in the beautiful nature and cultural offers that are accessible and can be experienced by travellers with a handicap.

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