Entrance: No slopes
Name of the tourist resource clearly visible and legible: Yes
The entranceway analysed is:
The main one
Width of the entrance door:
Greater than or equal to 78 cm
Culture
Cultural centres
Since 1997, the name Erfurter Herbstlese has become a trademark for good literature with the best entertainment. Since 2017, the heart of the Erfurter Herbstlese has been beating in the historic Dacheröden House. Events such as readings, concerts, exhibitions, citizens' evenings or workshops take place here on two floors.
You can enter the house through the historic entrance or through the courtyard door.
Wheelchair users can be picked up by the staff; there is a bell at both entrances. The lift is accessed via the courtyard. There is a disabled toilet in the house. Wheelchair users can access almost all rooms in the historic house with an accompanying person.
- Located directly in the pedestrian zone of Anger.
- Parking for disabled persons in the courtyard (designated parking for disabled persons on the premises on request).
- Public transport: Line 2, stop Angerbrunnen or Neuwerkstraße.
- Bus stop Angerbrunnen is 100 m away.
The resource offers
Support staff for PRM
Parking reserved for PRM
Step-free access
Toilets reserved for PRM
Lift
Assistance dogs allowed
Visual signposting
Facilities for families with small children
User rating
Have you been able to reach and access the resource without trouble (100% positive responses)
Can a wheelchair user reach and access the resource without trouble (100% positive responses)
Are the necessary accessibility conditions properly advertised (100% positive responses)
Does it have an accessible bathroom (100% positive responses)
Did the resource personnel provide you with information or help if you needed it (100% positive responses)
Would you recommend this resource to other people with disabilities (100% positive responses)
These ratings have been made by users according to their own experiences, IMPULSA IGUALDAD is not to be held professionally responsible for the opinions expressed by them.
