Hamburg Tourist Information:
Hamburg Tourismus GmbH
Steinstrasse 7
20095 Hamburg
Tel.: +49 40300 51 300
Fax: +49 40 300 51 333
Website
Service Contacts in Hamburg
Hamburger Landesarbeitsgemeinschaft für behinderte Menschen e.V.
The Hamburg L-A-G, a federal labor organisation for people with disabilities, has compiled an online guide for visitors using wheelchairs or other assistive devices which contains information on things to do, theaters and many other places of interest for tourists. There is a wealth of useful tips for your visit. Click here for the online city guide.
Richardstrasse 45
D-22081 Hamburg
Tel.: +49 40 29995666
Fax: +49 40 293601
E-mail: post@lagh-hamburg.de
www.lagh-hamburg.de
The Hamburg L-A-G, a federal labor organisation for people with disabilities, has compiled an online guide for visitors using wheelchairs or other assistive devices which contains information on things to do, theaters and many other places of interest for tourists. There is a wealth of useful tips for your visit. Click here for the online city guide.
Richardstrasse 45
D-22081 Hamburg
Tel.: +49 40 29995666
Fax: +49 40 293601
E-mail: post@lagh-hamburg.de
www.lagh-hamburg.de
Accessible Hamburg
Hamburg Tourist Information:
Hamburg Tourismus GmbH
Steinstrasse 7
20095 Hamburg
Tel.: +49 40300 51 300
Fax: +49 40 300 51 333
Website
Accessible Accommodation in Hamburg
Hamburg offers a multitude of places to stay ranging from comfortable holiday apartments to luxury hotels with stylish suites - all catered to guests with disabilities. For further information please contact the individual hotels or consult their websites.
Accessible Restaurants in Hamburg
Through its harbor, Hamburg is so closely connected with the North Sea that you can enjoy the freshest fish and seafood which is served in the numerous restaurants along the waterways and around the Old Town. Futhermore, there are many more local specialties to try.
Accessible Art and Culture in Hamburg
The Hanseatic City of Hamburg offers many kinds of cultural attractions as well as a great nightlife around Hamburg's world-known red-light district "St. Pauli". Enjoy your day visiting historical sights and museums and spend an amazing night at one of the numerous theaters.
Accessible Entertainment and Nightlife in Hamburg
Hamburg's number one hot-spot for nightlife is the area around the world-famous Reeperbahn in St. Pauli. Further, many musical theaters and playhouses as well as the State Opera House make Hamburg a pure cultural enjoyment.
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Accessible Transportation
The local public transportation authority HVV (Hamburger Verkehrsverbund) provides exemplary service for passengers with physical disabilities.
Most of the city rail and underground networks (S-Bahn and U-Bahn), as well as the public busses have already been retrofitted to allow safe and comfortable rides for disabled passengers. Thus, 90% of all buses in service are now equipped with ramps. Special aids for passengers who are blind or have low vision were added, as well: at many stations on underground and city rail services, grooved panels with colored stripes mark the platform edge; acoustic door signals and strongly contrasting markers simplify the use of public transportation.
On HVV's website you can find a route map that tells you which stations offer access assistance. A particularly convenient service from HVV is the personalized online travel plan. Enter your point of departure and destination as well as many other travel preferences online, such as "disabled-friendly" or "avoid transfers" and receive detailed itineraries with tips for your orientation. The comprehensive HVV information package is an ideal way to start a hassle-free tour of the Hanseatic City.
Most of the city rail and underground networks (S-Bahn and U-Bahn), as well as the public busses have already been retrofitted to allow safe and comfortable rides for disabled passengers. Thus, 90% of all buses in service are now equipped with ramps. Special aids for passengers who are blind or have low vision were added, as well: at many stations on underground and city rail services, grooved panels with colored stripes mark the platform edge; acoustic door signals and strongly contrasting markers simplify the use of public transportation.
On HVV's website you can find a route map that tells you which stations offer access assistance. A particularly convenient service from HVV is the personalized online travel plan. Enter your point of departure and destination as well as many other travel preferences online, such as "disabled-friendly" or "avoid transfers" and receive detailed itineraries with tips for your orientation. The comprehensive HVV information package is an ideal way to start a hassle-free tour of the Hanseatic City.
Click here for further details about public transportation and to obtain visitor information.
